frJericho:

I know 127.0.0.1 is not covered. That's why I'm asking: is there a reason? You already allow "localhost" which is the equivalent of "127.0.0.1" therefore I don't think you would expose yourself to misuse by allowing the local IP address. As I was trying to explain, the reason for m asking is because Visual Studio defaults to http://127.0.0.1/Default.aspx when I debug my application and I have to manually type http://localhost/Default.aspx every single time I press F5 in VS.NET.

 

I am not trying to abuse your product (I bought the Small Business edition), I'm just trying to make it convenient to debug applications that include CuteEditor.NET.