> > >No body is trying to take control of your browser I am
> > >just trying to Protect pictures.

Another way of "copying" a picture (often seen on eBay) is to
simply link to it. You don't have to have local/private storage.

The "solution" in those cases are to copy the picture to another
name (keeping both files on-line), then change the URL to the
picture in your "own" auction so it points to the new file. Finely
replace the old picture (still linked to by the "thief") with
something that he definitly don't want in *his* auction... :-)

But, "watemarking" is the usual protection used. There are simple
tools available that put a text in relief on a picture.

Jan-Erik.



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