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- on Wed 07 Oct 2009
- 11:33:19 AM UTC
Re:A bad site seems to have forund a way to bypass WOT warnings!
I just clicked a facebook link to the site
This site's reputation won't result in a warning with default settings.
VERY briefly the warning page appears but I do not get the opportunity to close the page or ignore the warning as almost immediately another page appears
The link probably pointed to some other site, which redirected you to this one. The add-on doesn't stop sites from redirecting you elsewhere unless you turn on blocking from warning settings. The behavior is therefore expected.
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- on Wed 07 Oct 2009
- 02:27:55 PM UTC
If you have blocking enabled
If you have blocking enabled and were still not blocked, it might have been because only small number of users might have rated it, or the net rating wouldn't have been powerful enough to block the site. For example, if some new user, rates a site red, it might turn red, but WOT might not issue a warning.
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- on Wed 07 Oct 2009
- 03:32:52 PM UTC
There should be an option in
There should be an option in a future version where you can tick it to have it block sites that have bad ratings even though not many people rated them just to be on the safe side.
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- on Wed 07 Oct 2009
- 04:54:42 PM UTC
Re: There should be an option in
If you're using Firefox, then there is such an option already.
A bad site seems to have forund a way to bypass WOT warnings!
I just clicked a facebook link to the site http://www.datetheuk.com
VERY briefly the warning page appears but I do not get the opportunity to close the page or ignore the warning as almost immediately another page appears as though I had clicked to ignore the warning. The yellow warning ring still appears in the address bar.
I have been using WOT for a very long time and have never come accros anything like this before.