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We are doing everything to make this a spam-free Christmas...:)

So far I am very pleased with the effect of the new registration system. No spam the last days.

I did add Topdown to the admin-list the same day as I rewrote the registration. He is very eager to zap his first spammer. There is reason to believe the next spammer will be zapped a bit harder than what is usual.. I would definitely not like to be in the shoes of this bastard....;)

Chordie is a fairly complex website - regarding html/css use. I have not optimised it for the nokia linux tablet. Tell me more about the browser (and if possible point me to a development kit) - I might be able to fix this.

Currently Chordie is primarily optimised for the W3C standards of xhtml/css. It is also tweaked a bit to work with fairly new versions of the following browsers:
Firefox
IE 5 and IE 6
Opera
Safari for Mac and Windows

Of portable devices it is optimised for
iPod Touch/iPhone

Some support (though a bit outdated) for
WebTV

... it is there. Try going to Chordie with your Touch/iPhone...

The chopro-file will be the untransposed version of the song. No easy way to fix this.

OK. Tested in IE, and found a small javascript error there. I am not sure if this will fix the problem, but I have to verify if the problem is still there before going any further.

What browsers are you using?

Currently that is correct.

However Chordie is optimised for iPhone, and you could surf Chordie directly from your iPhone.

I am looking into a way of saving the songs offine for iPhone/iPod Touch. It might have to wait until Jobs is releasing his SDK in February.

Made a small change. You had to press "change" earlier, now it should be automatically selected. Please retry and tell me if it works.

I can personally guarantee that no virus is coming from Chordie. I have 100% control of the code of the site.

I do link to some other pages (as every other web page do). I can never guarantee that these sites are virus free, I do however always review the sites I link to.

Chordie do however set a couple of cookies (to remember password, and the remember the state of the menues when browsing artists). If you are scanning for malware, I have noticed that some of the programs(like adAware) are reporting cookies as a possible privacy problem.

You will however get this warning for all the sites where you can be automatically logged in - it is the only way to do it. This has nothing at all to do with viruses, and the only possible threat that it might pose, is that you little brother (using the same computer) might get access to your songbook collection on Chordie. If your brother is a really obnoxious little prat that might love messing around with your valuable songs, you might consider looging out of Chordie before leaving the computer.