Recent Posts by Burrito
Dec 9, 2011
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And again, I get where you’re coming from… but you don’t actually know how any given program treats your login info… it might send it to a server anyway… that’s the point I was making. You actually don’t really know how much control you have over the info you send with a program on your desktop. |
Dec 8, 2011
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Whilst I agree that it is not OK to let others have your ebay password (since there are some rules at ebay about purchasing items you bid on, or your account may be abused by others) I also see the point Sumflow makes… how big could the damage really be to you. Not wanting to frighten people, but we do give our account info to JBidwatcher, we don’t know the programming, if the designer would have wished so, he could still have all our logins, no different from Gixen… again, I’m not at all saying that either admins / designers save passwords, just saying that thinking it’s safer because it’s on your PC is a bit naïve, it still connects to the internet. |
Dec 8, 2011
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Since I am experiences some problems with communication to the server, perhaps a simple “check connection” button for each item would be nice, a sort of dry-run before sniping. |
Dec 8, 2011
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I’m having similar issues, tried RWHi’s solution but it doesn’t work. Thu Dec 08 22:29:34 CET 2011: Failed to load from server! My account is on green, I can update the auctions just fine (also from the my ebay link) I’m using JBidwatcher 2.1.6-0-geb75036 on Windows 7 |