See Through

See Through

"See Through" button in browsing control buttons within linear browsers.

Configurations

The "See Through" functionality can be configured using main menu option "Edit/Preferences/See Through" or by pressing Ctrl+F will open up the Preferences dialog at "See Through" options.

1. HTML - By selecting this option all referring web locations to HTML documents will be considered for further "See Through" criteria.

2. Images - By selecting this option all referring web locations to Images, will be considered for further "See Through" criteria.

2. Include Other Domains - By selecting this option all referred document locations outside current domain will be considered. For example, if current document is http://www.notjustbrowsing.com/see_through.htm then all documents not within current domain (www.notjustbrowsing.com) will be considered.

This option is very useful if a user does not wish to look into documents located within current document domain but only interested in those documents located outside of current document domain. For xexample, a typical search engine web site produces search result pages with a lot of references within its own domain that a user may not wish to "See Through".

1. Include Current Domain - By selecting this option all referred document locations within current domain will be considered. For example, if current document is http://www.notjustbrowsing.com/see_through.htm then all referred documents within current domain (www.notjustbrowsing.com) will be considered.

This option is very useful if a user does not wish to go out of current document domain by accidently clicking on to a link that is not referring to a document within current domain.

Maximum Locations - This option will allow a user to assign maximum number of documents per "See Through" request. This option will be applied after all other options have been applied. This option ranges from 10 to 50 documents.

Note: A configurable maximum number is associated with Linear Browsers in version 1.0.6. The See Through functionality will not cross this limit.

Include/Exclude Words - A See Through location may be included or excluded using include/exclude words within a document location address. If "include" field is empty it means include all locations and if "exclude" field is empty it means do not exclude any location. Please separate include/exclude words by using space or new line.

One or both of the following options may be selected.