find your selector.utf file (it should be in the appdb folder under windows). bring it to your desktop. Get a decent file editor (Vi or any hexedit). Locate and find the line that says "domain=untrusted,", and replace it with "domain=tckmax ". Note you need to replace the work untrusted with the same number of characters which is why I have 3 spaces after tckmax. Put the file back and have a go at it. Any java application that uses the web can benefit from this, gmail, ebuddy, google maps, etc.

if you are a real techno-nerd, you do not need to put the spaces after the word tckmax, but then you will need to edit the first 2 bytes of the file which are binary, not ascii, and represent the length of the file to follow. You edit the first 2 bytes to be the length of the file (minus 2 bytes). You do this in hexedit. I suggest you put the spaces.