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To-do:
	
	1. Adding post-load script injection for the homepage:
	
		fg=document.getElementsByTagName("li");
		for ( var p=0;p<fg.length;p++ ) if ( fg[p].className=='blocked' ) fg[p].className='';
		
	   Essentially this turns on all the hidden <li> nodes which the "plus" button activates.
	   
	   Activating this in the post processor on the C# app consists of the following code:
	   
	   	HtmlElement head = browser.Document.GetElementsByTagName("head")[0];
		HtmlElement scriptEl = browser.Document.CreateElement("script");
		IHTMLScriptElement element = (IHTMLScriptElement)scriptEl.DomElement;
		element.text = "function example(){ do_something } ";
		head.AppendChild(scriptEl);
		browser.Document.InvokeScript("example");
		
		
	2. Investigating the BBC Home content.  
	
		They have a weird system for activating content sections but it shouldn't be too hard to 
		reverse that. They call "/home/set/set.shtml" as a GET method with what appears to be a series
		of "input" check box options, e.g. option_d=jead.  Some more looking and some more post-injection
		should allow me to switch between full & minimul content without too much hardship.
		
	3. Content area seperation
	
		Not really part of the project but isolating the "zones" of content and ripping them out and then positioning these
		in a series would be interesting to try.

13-04-10:
	
	1. Expanded range of sites covered
	2. Removed script-checker in C# tool
	3. Updated interface on live front end