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Post by American Deagle on Feb 1, 2017 21:27:18 GMT
It seems the last few times ive checked out the site, I have had my anti virus software warn me that it had stopped a virus as well as I was on It just a few minutes ago and got some malicious popups that I couldn't get out of. I have only experienced it with that website. So just a forewarning on it. I like the other site its a treasure trove of information, but I hate yuku. So just a warning if your not running an anti virus software with the site to be careful.
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Post by glenr on Feb 1, 2017 21:35:49 GMT
I was on early this morning and didn't have a problem. I agree with you on yuku it can normally be a pain. I have a mac but still use all the pop up stopper and no install available !
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Post by ronj on Feb 2, 2017 0:03:16 GMT
I keep getting a warning from my anti virus software. It won't let me post any more pictures. Keeps saying the certificate is not right or some thing like that. Not to continue.
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Post by glenr on Feb 2, 2017 10:24:35 GMT
Just tired to log on to the yuku DE forum and couldn't just sat there and loaded. 5:25am EST
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Post by glenr on Feb 3, 2017 17:50:03 GMT
It was still acting up this morning around 5am EST just tried at 12:40pm It loaded and appears fine, again I am using an I mac computer I haven't got any warnings from the anti software I have on it
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Post by ramrod on Feb 20, 2017 1:53:30 GMT
Firefox, AVG, and ABP (ad blocker plus) and I don't usually have any issues.
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Post by mrblackcat on Feb 20, 2017 11:12:29 GMT
I've only been reading there for a few days, so I am a bit late to this party maybe. I use Windows, Chrome with AdBlock Plus and I've had no issues in the week or so I have been reading over there. It is most likely being caused by "cheap" advertisements, which aren't being blocked. Not likely a true threat, but just the type of cookies, and how it is applying those cookies... especially third party tracking cookies. I suggest blocking ALL third party cookies. There is no good reason I know of to allow third party cookies to be set. Most any browser can block these with a check box option. I am not totally against showing some advertisements on a free to use site, and it setting cookies, but the advertisers site need not also set cookies.
I can explain further if this isn't clear, but you can easily Google advertisements, cookies, and third party etc for a better understanding of how they interact with anti-virus and potentially false triggers.
MrBlackCat
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Post by jmden on Feb 28, 2017 17:12:36 GMT
Use Win 10, Chrome and AdBlock pro. Will monitor.
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