DoubleClick causing issues

Discussion in 'SpywareBlaster & Other Forum' started by bru, Feb 14, 2012.

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  1. bru

    bru Registered Member

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    Forgive my ignorance but I have a couple questions.

    I use IE8. Recently I was looking in to some problems I am having with websites displaying properly and getting Unknown Zone (Mixed) for security zones.

    I was led to Restricted Sites and had to remove a site *.doubleclick.net related to AdSense. Websites were now displaying properly but I was still occasionally getting Unknown Zone (mixed).

    When I opened SpywareBlaster I was told I had 1 item disabled in restricted zones. So I reeneabled all protection and my problems returned.

    So again I removed *.doubleclick.net from Restricted Sites and all is good.

    Can I remove doubleclick permanently from SpywareBlaster?

    What about my Unknown Zone (Mixed)? Are there other sites in Restricted Zone that are causing it?
     
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  2. ky331

    ky331 Registered Member

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    "Can I remove doubleclick permanently from SpywareBlaster?"

    Open SpywareBlaster. Click on RESTRICTED SITES. Locate and HIGHLIGHT the site you wish to remove. I believe you're referring to
    DoubleClick (2) doublclick.net
    Once highlighted, RIGHT-click on that entry. From the pop-up menu, select IGNORE LIST...> , then ADD ITEM TO IGNORE LIST.

    That will prevent SpywareBlaster from re-adding it each time you enable protection. I believe that's what you were asking to do.
     
  3. bru

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    Thank you. Yes that helps me place the site in the ignore list so I don't have to always uncheck it.

    I still am hoping to understand my other issues, specifically why I am getting Unknown Zone (Mixed). I am sure it is related to sites that SB has placed in Restricted Zones.

    Other than manually going through thousands of sites I'm not sure how else to proceed.
     
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