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Don’t know how long it will be working for.
But if you know people have you on their lists and you want them off, go to the link now and remove yourself!http://www.carbonize.co.uk/Yahoo/deny.html
as always, you must be logged into the browser first, if you get invalid cookie, means you didn’t log in.
http://edit.yahoo.com/?.done=http://www.carbonize.co.uk/Yahoo/deny.html This link logs you in at Yahoo!, then redirects to nobuddy, hence you wont get invalid cookie
Note: If you get invalid cookie, or “user X is not on Y’s user list” and you are sure you’ve logged in, hit refresh, or click back, try again, then hit refresh on the status page. Internet Explorer doesn’t send the cookie properly.
How to know if it worked
If you get a plain white screen, with any plain black text in upper left, the nobuddy script is working. If the text reads invalid cookie, make sure you logged in.If you get a nice Yahoo! formatted webpage with your buddy list down the right, it’s not working. GO back to the page and try again. It works a very high percentage of the time.
Seems to be working fine for the moment. That is until Yahoo! find it or when somebody reports it to them because they are peed off because I made it work after they said it had been patched.
I believe Yahoo! are gearing up towards killing off the YCHT protocol. Hence the removal of the servers for adding/removing/denying buddies. All these functions will only be available via YMSG protocol. Or would be if it wasn’t for Yahoo! constantly losing track of how many servers it has.
Bonny Car…..I believe Yahoo!’s tracked down your deny server…just tried to use it today and it went to the messenger website add buddy thing. I’ve tried it a few times….so I think it bollixed. I just thought I’d let you know….that is if you were not already aprised of this. Have any alternatives???:rolleyes:
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