I think Google is nuts, somebody should email them to ask WTF is wrong with them. If it's the bots and spammers posting phishing links this isn't the only forum that has that problem.
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I think Google is nuts, somebody should email them to ask WTF is wrong with them. If it's the bots and spammers posting phishing links this isn't the only forum that has that problem.
https://i.postimg.cc/CKm3j30P/dangerous.png
y u using chrome lol
Because I've been using a Chromebook, the entire device is optimized for Chrome and you are a pirate.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
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There are no good browsers in current year.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
Aye, I appreciate your knowledge of computers and I fully agree. Google seems to think it can arbitrarily blacklist sites just because people are hosting sigs somewhere they don't like. HMG's sig is making the forum index out to be an attack site or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ragnar
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I still use ff most of the time but also have opera.
don't use http; use https. Chrome is absolutely fine - Firefox, on the other hand, is trash (core features haven't been updated in YEARS.)
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Well maybe chrome is different now, but for years I was constantly seeing people complain about attachments not working and other weird shit.
If ff is trash why am I still using it for just about every site except those few that require me to use some sort of vpn? (so I use opera).
I tried opening the forums in Chrome and it didn't give me the same thing.. is that a native Chrome thing or some kind of addon?
Cookie fixed the problem. Google's bot detected a link to Raptr.com which is listed as a phishing site, I looked at the source code and found a link to Raptr.com hosting an image in a sig. Apparently Google was also flagging the forum index as Dangerous because of a sig. I'm on a Chromebook and it has an optimized and secure version of Chrome, will warn you when there's something potentially malicious going on in a page you're in.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasJ
Ah ok, cool. Thanks for reporting it :)