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security pop up during slow commenting - BeachVitality - 04-09-2010
is there any way to turn off the https pop up warning during slow commenting? need it to be continuous! some auto denial option?
or any kind of pop-up denial? i just got a login/password pop-up request.
thanks!
RE: security pop up during slow commenting - Kaistar - 04-09-2010
I'd be interested in this as well.
Pain in the proverbial waking up in the morning or coming home from work to find it hung up at a login page.
RE: security pop up during slow commenting - Erik Creed - 04-11-2010
In internet explorer go to Tools > Settings > Security.
Click on "Custom Level" then you need to change one of the settings under Miscellaneous to PROMPT or ENABLE.
I'm not sure as to which specific setting it is, I have the feeling this has been shared in the forum before.
But if you lower your security level and enable most of that stuff under security settings scrapebox won't prompt you.
Scrapebox uses internet explorer when posting so everything you change in IE has a direct effect on scrapebox.
Good luck.
RE: security pop up during slow commenting - Kaistar - 04-11-2010
Thanks for that Erik, but won't that make IE even more of a security hell hole than it already is ?
I'll do this and see what happens anyway
RE: security pop up during slow commenting - Erik Creed - 04-12-2010
Up to you, I don't even have a firewall on my system.
The only time I got a virus was when I actually installed a anti-virus software. I guess thats how they make money, by creating the need as well. LOL
Sure there are viruses out there, but nothing to worry about as long as you backup your files every now and then.
I suggest you do a total system restore every 3 months, that's what I do. This speeds up your pc and removes all the strange files you never use and can't remove fully. Just make sure you backup all your important files before a system restore. I once lost a 70 page ebook I wrote and that was no fun LOL
(04-11-2010, 02:41 PM)Kaistar Wrote: Thanks for that Erik, but won't that make IE even more of a security hell hole than it already is ?
I'll do this and see what happens anyway