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Not sure if anyone out there is knowledgable about this sort of stuff, but any help would be appreciated.

Yesterday, the firewall at work started injecting the following scripts at the bottom of requests to certain domains. A lot of these domains are sites I visit a few dozen times a day (only2clicks.com, michaelwales.com, etc).

Needless to say, this damn popup box is annoying me to death. I understand I may not be able to see the site after 4 Jan, but I don’t want to click this OK button until then.

So - can anyone whip up a Firefox Extension or a Greasemonkey script that will rip this script out of the source? It’s always the last thing on the page - even after closing html tags.

<!--
bluecoat_old_onload = window.onload;
window.onload = function() {
    if (bluecoat_old_onload != null) {
        try {
            bluecoat_old_onload();
        } catch (e) {
        }
    }
alert("This website is currently under review and may not be available as of 04 January 2008." + "\n" + "If access to this website falls under your current mission objective, please contact your CSA and inform them that a Boundary Modification Form may need to be accomplished." + "\n" + "For additional information, please reference Network Tasking Order(NTO) 2007-311-003, Standardize Web Content Filtering.")
};
//-->

Note: The forums are probably going to strip out the SCRIPT tags.