Your site is hosted on a network, and one of the other sites might be compromised.
I can understand that if a particular network is full of malware, blocking the whole thing, but blocking 152 sites based on 3 sites potential badness seems excessive.
Is there a way to tell Chrome to never worry about a particular site?
Getting it on Safari on my MacBook, too. It’s not annoying to have to click through two message screens every time I do something on the Dope AT ALL. :mad:
I got this in Chrome as well. When I went to the details page, it did not list anything bad as having happened nor any malware as having been encountered. So I went ahead and clicked through.
I’m curious: does SD/CR really get enough revenue from the ads to make it worth all the hassles?
Yeah, yeah, every ijjit with a blog site thinks he’s going to cover his costs and make money while sleeping by signing up for ads… but if even this site can’t get a clean, non-infringing ad stream, and the click-through rates are in the millions to one, i it really worth it? Can I just pay another buck a year to make up for the freeloaders and we can be done with the problems?
Which doesn’t say much. You have to go one link deeper to see what Johnny L.A. shows in post #23.
I think it’s a case of slight association with other sites that have served malware recently, even unintentionally. Google, Firefox, etc., are just being cautious.
I ran Malwarebytes and found quite a few threats. Quarantined them and rebooted.
My key board funkiness is gone and may be unrelated to the SMDB problem since no one else has mentioned it. I don’t know if the threats are related to the SDMB problem but since whatever caused my keyboard problems posting a reply earlier is gone, IE is woking fine with SDMB and I get no warning screens or redirection.