I have sitemeter on my page and so does someone else that is bothering me. How do I counter their sitemeter so they can't tell that I'm looking at their page?
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There are many alternatives...\n\nhttp://www.anonymizer.com/\nhttp://www.the-cloak.com/\nhttp://www.rewebber.com/\nhttp://anonymouse.org/\nhttp://proxify.com/\nhttp://anonymouse.ws/\nhttp://www.space.net.au/~thomas/quickbrowse.html\nhttp://www.anonsurf.de/\nhttp://www.inetprivacy.com/
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Try going thru a web-proxy. Try Invisable Web. It uses proxy servers for you to connect to. As many as you want. This may stop the Blog trace.\n\nJohn\nA+Certified Professional
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Report her behind...let me kno her screen name and I'll get her to stop and if she follows me...she can meet me in the trap it's goin down....but all I can tell you is report her....or just let her know how you feel what can she do over the internet...just let me know tha names luckygurl409
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I don't know if this will help, but I use NOSCRIPT addon.  This allows me to selectively block images and scripts from pages I choose.  I don't think it will allow you to block the whole site, but there may be an addon that will.
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Haha Websense..Fun fun for me (School has it) Easiest way to bypass it is to go thru a proxy..\n\nAlso do a google search on free annoymous proxies. \n\nBTW: 85% of pages revelant to proxies will be blocked.
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You need to open the history tab inyour browser but I don't know if that's of any help ,because history items can be deleted at any time . So he might  be watching without you knowing it
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i will look at your 360 page you get someone to see your page so you don't lose points
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more then likely its spyware trying to report to it's host. get a free copy of spybot or lavasoft adaware and run it to get rid of the spyware
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you can not find out who is looking at your myspace profile anymore. you use to be able to when myspace allowed javascript, but they don't allow javascript anymore. also i have seen some people give others links to programs for finding out who is looking at someone's myspace, here on yahoo answers. but have also heard from myspace forum that if anyone is found using programs to find out who is looking at someone's profile, they will get their profile deleted immediately
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You report them to Yahoo. You might ask some of your buddies to try and find out who is doing it, but Yahoo will never tell you, or any other provider you have. All anyone has to do is continue to make up new screen names to harrass you, until they get tired. My feeling is that the one who is doing it, is someone you know from online. Think about anyone that once was a friend, but you became enemies with. That is probably who is doing it, but don't bite. Just block. Good Luck
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Include a robots.txt file on your site.\nGo here for further instructions:\nhttp://www.robotstxt.org/wc/exclusion-admin.html\n\nYou could also include the following on the top of specific pages that you don't want indexed:\n<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW">\nonly a few search bots use this so far.
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Yes you can, there is usually an option that looks like "Exclude hits from xxx" where you fill in the xxx with your own IP address.\nWithout giving us the exact hit counter you are using, it is pretty much imopssible to explain exactly how to do it though.
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to 'measure' hits per page you'll need to put a hit counter on it, search google for "free website counter", no you can't really look up how many hits website gets, you can look up rating but that's about it...
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Here is a link to a program that you can install on the computer. This program will report everthing from email to aim etc, including web pages visited.\n\nIt runs in the backround and can't be detected. You can even have it email the results to you.
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If you work for a larger company, or a tech savvy company, odds are they have monitoring software on the servers.  This software records every single site accessed and the amount of time spent there.\n\nIf you work for a little company with an "old school" boss, odds are clearing the history & cache, etc. would work fine.\n\nSo, do you want to beat her?  Or join her?
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Either find a nice programmer and ask him to make you a script for a tracer, or you can google it. I'm not really sure what you meant by your question. But I think I'm right about it. But if you can find a script for a tracer, it should show the MySpace usernames of those who have looked at your page. Or it will show IPs. I'm not sure. I don't know much about MySpace tracers.
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Finding out is easy. Just look at your server logs and have a peek at the REFERRER data.\n\nPREVENTING it, that's something else again. Definitely possible (and recommended) but you need some kind of scripting language on your server, OR if you have Apache you can use mod_rewrite to automatically deny access if the referrer is not your own site.