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Alers,

I have discovered the path to Mozilla's "hidden"
settings -- the ones you can't reach with through
Edit>Preferences. Just type "about:config" into the
address bar, without the quotes, naturally.

While looking through that file I discovered this line:

browser.history.last_page_visited       <a  rel="nofollow" href="http://freepass.highlighthost.com/";>http://freepass.highlighthost.com/</a>

My first thought was, &quot;GAKK!!! SYPWARE!!  On my computer!!&quot;

But perhaps that is not the case.  There does not seem to be
any such web site.

Does anyone have any idea what this might be doing/about?

Sean


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