• This page will directly access several servers in different domains. In order to use this tool, your browser's security settings must be changed to allow cross-domain access.
Warning: changing security settings puts you at increased risk of hacking. Perform these security changes at your own risk.
For Internet Explorer 6:
From the menu bar, click: Tools > Internet Options... > Security tab > Trusted sites > Custom Level. Then, in the 'Settings:' box, if the following values are not already set to "Enable", change them as shown:
- ActiveX controls and plug-ins
- Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe
- ( ) Disable
- (x) Enable
- ( ) Prompt
- Miscellaneous
- Access data sources across domains
- ( ) Disable
- (x) Enable
- ( ) Prompt
- Scripting
- Active scripting
- ( ) Disable
- (x) Enable
- ( ) Prompt
- (Active scripting is normally already set to "Enable")
Click OK, click Yes if a box pops up asking "Are you sure you want to change the security settings for this zone?", and then click the 'Sites' button, and type the following in the top text box:
- http://www.keywordizer.com
Click Add, click OK, click OK.
Press the F5 key or click the Refresh button on the toolbar to remove this message.
For Internet Explorer 7:
From the tool bar, click: Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab. In the 'Settings:' box, scroll all the way down and check that the following line has its checkbox checked (it already should be, by default):
- Security
- (x) Enable native XMLHTTP support
Next, click: Security tab > Trusted sites > Custom Level. Then, in the 'Settings:' box, if the following values are not already set to "Enable", change them as shown:
- Miscellaneous
- Access data sources across domains
- ( ) Disable
- (x) Enable
- ( ) Prompt
- Scripting
- Active scripting
- ( ) Disable
- (x) Enable
- ( ) Prompt
- (Active scripting is normally already set to "Enable")
Click OK, click Yes if a box pops up asking "Are you sure you want to change the security settings for this zone?", and then click the 'Sites' button, and type the following in the top text box (if it is not already there):
- http://www.keywordizer.com
Uncheck the checkbox if it is checked. Then, click Add, click Close, click OK.
Press the F5 key, or click the "Refresh" button on the toolbar to remove this message.
For FireFox:
1. Open a new Firefox window (hold down the ctrl key and press n). In the address bar of the new window, type:
about:config
Press the enter key. In the filter box, type:
codebase
There should now be only one line (or possibly just a few lines) in the large box below the filter box. If the last column in the line
signed.applets.codebase_principal_support
is "true", go to the step 2. Otherwise, if it is "false", double click on it. It will change to "true".
2. Right-click anywhere in the large lower box. A menu will pop up. Select New > String from the menu. Copy or type the following into the box that pops up:
capability.policy.default.XMLHttpRequest.open
Press OK. Copy or type the following into the box that pops up:
allAccess
Press OK. You may now close the new Firefox window.
3. In the original Firefox window, press the "Reload" button on the toolbar after you've finished reading the following instructions (since they will disappear after you press Reload). Enter your keywords and press the "Generate domain names" button. If an Internet Security box pops up, click the "Remember this decision" checkbox and then press Allow. If you prefer, you can leave the checkbox unchecked, but then the Internet Security box will pop up each time this page requests data from the web, and you will need to click the Allow button in the box for every request.