I remember talking to a guy once who had a photoblogging/journalling type site and for each new entry there was a text box with rich text icons along the top. He said it was a drop in module. Until then I'd assumed it was done manually; I hadn't realised the extent to which websites could be modularised (he also used the Bootstrap framework). Modularity is such a powerful economic force but I suspect not right for you by the sounds of things.

Can't you just drop in a third party (open source) text entry library/module instead of doing it all yourself. I suppose you lose a lot of control if you don't do it yourself though.

I rather think it's the site owner who deserves the tip o' the hat for getting to 10k posts.

BenQ? I never hear of them now.

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BQ?

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Yeah but if a non-US company wants to sell stuff in the U.S. it has to follow the line.

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I'm not sure cryptography is the main issue. If Apple can stop Washington and Beijing getting it's source code then it can probably stop them getting it's back-doored source code. The precedence and slippery-slopiness is the crux of the matter.

I think I've got TenFourFox on my PPC iBook but haven't tried any extensions in it. Something to explore.

Not moors here. Just a small, low-lying pine wood with lots of paths and people going through it. Not obvious adder country. I'll have to be a bit more careful there in future.

About a mile and a half away from my house there's a reservoir with woods around it (local beauty spot). Two dogs were bitten by a snake there recently and one died. Blimey, this is Yorkshire.