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Glad i stay in logged in!
Ibobi, going back a bit i don't know what you did but no more game of war for me. Thanks as ever! |
Originally Posted by jcm9000
(Post 25909403)
Glad i stay in logged in!
Ibobi, going back a bit i don't know what you did but no more game of war for me. Thanks as ever! (I'm a Clash of Clans guy myself...) |
I get that popup on every single page click on the Marriott Board, even when logged in. Every. Single. Page. Click.
Originally Posted by Cardboard55
(Post 25888856)
I get this one at least once a day, if not more.
http://i.imgur.com/GhfDMne.png Currently seeing it on OS X 10.11.1, Safari 9.0.1, from California, USA. |
Originally Posted by jerry305
(Post 25901923)
I had to post this using the mobile site. I can't load any flyertalk page this morning. The content of the page loads fine, then the disruption causes the dialog box to appear.
American Express (canada) ads, on all 12 pages that I tried to load. https://s0.2mdn.net/viewad/3764506/7...25000_250A.gif https://ad.doubleclick.net/ddm/ad/N7...rd=2031296784? Flyertalk is the only site that gives these errors for me in Safari. The American Express Canada ads continue to appear (on both browsers), and seem to be the cause of the problem. Thanks for your help trying to rectify this. |
Originally Posted by Fitch7600
(Post 25923796)
I get that popup on every single page click on the Marriott Board, even when logged in. Every. Single. Page. Click.
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Report Disruptive Ads /Advertisement on FT - PLEASE POST SCREEN SHOTS
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When I visited the FT homepage just now, my browser displayed a dozen Flash-related Internet security popups. They cascaded across the screen. The ad URL they mentioned was "redir.adap.tv" -- the browser crashed a few moments later.
I'm running Flash 20.0.0.267 in Safari 9.0.2 on Mac OS X 10.11.2, visiting from the United States. [Edit: it appears the follow-up message I posted containing a screenshot has been deleted for some reason. Attaching it here.] |
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Whenever I go to the Chase Forum for the first time in a FT session, this appears (grayed out screen with a tiny window and an X near the FT logo). Doesn't appear anywhere else and been occurring for about the past week. MacBook OS X 10.11.2, Safari 9.0.2, USA.
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Thank you all for reporting these.
IB will be back at work Monday after the long New Year weekend to look these over. In the meantime, all posts relating to i-devices (and seemingly some Android driven ones?) and problems with browser hijacking to mobfree.click have been consolidated to http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/techn...s-android.html. JDiver Moderator, Technical Support and Feedback forum |
Originally Posted by Tanic
(Post 25954279)
Whenever I go to the Chase Forum for the first time in a FT session, this appears (grayed out screen with a tiny window and an X near the FT logo). Doesn't appear anywhere else and been occurring for about the past week. MacBook OS X 10.11.2, Safari 9.0.2, USA.
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Originally Posted by Tanic
(Post 25954279)
Whenever I go to the Chase Forum for the first time in a FT session, this appears (grayed out screen with a tiny window and an X near the FT logo). Doesn't appear anywhere else and been occurring for about the past week. MacBook OS X 10.11.2, Safari 9.0.2, USA.
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Further to my message from New Year's Day, the same rogue Flash ad is still causing dozens of security popups to appear in my browser each time a new page is loaded. This is very serious: it appears the ad is attempting to do something nefarious, as shown in the screenshot above.
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Originally Posted by Fitch7600
(Post 25923796)
I get that popup on every single page click on the Marriott Board, even when logged in. Every. Single. Page. Click.
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Originally Posted by RandomBaritone
(Post 25954769)
Further to my message from New Year's Day, the same rogue Flash ad is still causing dozens of security popups to appear in my browser each time a new page is loaded. This is very serious: it appears the ad is attempting to do something nefarious, as shown in the screenshot above.
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Originally Posted by IBobi
(Post 25960958)
I have not seen any other reports of this, which seems to indicate that you have a browser issue. Try running your AV software, and perhaps uninstall/reinstall your browser after clearing your cache and cookies.
For the time being I'm not visiting the site on my laptop, so this is the last you'll hear of it from me. Thanks for your help. |
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Redirect to a diploma ad. Happened in the American forum yesterday, Hilton today.
OS X 10.7.5, Safari 5.1.7, USA |
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