Hello, i would like another Opera user to check a link(s) for me if possible. I often visit the official Dell site here in Canada. This is the link, http://www.dell.ca/ which i can get to with no problem. Now when i click any of the links in the dropdown boxes for desktops, laptops, etc i get a warning from Opera that the page has been blacklisted. I have visited that site and links within hundreds of times with nary a hiccup. Could someone please verify. Thanks. snowbound
Ok, thanks. A dumb question but just to confirm u do have the fraud protection option enabled within Opera? snowbound
Yes snowbound, the site returns me fraud warning whenever I try clicking on any links on the dropdown boxes. I have fraud protection enabled.
Thanks a bunch Nek. Not sure what to make of it, as i said i have been on the site umpteen times and now this... snowbound
I got it as well. I wonder if there have been some changes to fraud protection recently because I got my first warning yesterday when I clicked on a link to a well known image sharing site that I have been to many times before?
I was thinking that also but have had the newest version for a while now and up till yesterday, no alerts(at least not on that site). snowbound
The problem with Dell's pages is I think worldwide, they have unbelievably amateur and uncaring web programmers.
OK. Nothing new here - I'm missing something. How do I turn on/off Opera's fraud protection? Thanks. Hugger
Because these warnings only appeared to start on 8th May, I was wondering if they could be the result of changes to the various site's server software, rather than to Opera? However, it appears that Dell use Microsoft IIS while the image sharing site I mentioned uses Apache! So much for my theory that a Microsoft update, such as XP SP3, might be to blame!
Hoi Gerard, i meant that as of yesterday i'm no longer getting the alert from Opera on the Dell links. snowbound