Installed on 4.1.5 and working fine, great job.

Same here.

Be on the lookout for smilies. Cookie stuffing, a technique that uses smilies, links to broken gif images (both gif and php extensions at the end of the URL) are 99% likely to be connected to cookie stuffing. The process being: The browser still tries to resolve the link. The gif, php, or smiley is actually a file that loads the source code of the html on your page with affiliate links (e.g., Amazon). These affiliate links are added to the browsers cookie cache, and from that point on, any product a member buys that's connected to the links in the cookie are credited to the malicious affiliate. This nasty trick has resurfaced it's ugly head -- at least in the forum I run.

This mod is my favorite of all, but at the same time we have 1,500 registrations per day in our forums. It is a great tool, but is also a difficult thing to keep up with, due to false positives and the lack of being able to configure partial matches -- like you can in the censorship filter. For example, I can't block .gif, because it then adds words like "gift" to the mod queue.

Based on the last time this was updated, I don't think the feature request will be implemented, but I wanted to post my feedback anyway. Using 3.8.7 BTW.

Is there a way for it to moderate whole phrases? I'm using this to catch posts that start arguments, and it would be great to moderates posts when someone types, "No offense, but..."

Also, is there a way to exclude specific forums from the filter?

Just a follow-up on my post above. Convert all your smilies from .gif to .png's and then add these to your filter if you want to prevent the onslaught of cookie stuffing going on lately:

FYI - this mod is incompatible with Tapatalk. Meaning they can bypass this filter by posting from Tapatalk.

Im still on vbulletin 3.8? Does it work with that version? Also can it look for exact phrases. Please let me know guys.

this would be cool to know. Especially because I only import rss feeds into certain forums. and those are the ones I really want to filter.

Does anyone know of a plugin like this one that uses exact words?

Hi. It's works in vbulletin 4.2.1?

Thank you :)

Just thought I'd say this appears to work perfectly in 3.8.5.

I'm still using this with VB4 and it still seems to work great. The one problem I'm having is that I can't figure out how to block specific phrases. I need to block posts that contain the phrase "Watch Free"