Roger Fink wrote: > In my normal surfing with SeaMonkey, occasionally clicking a link will open > up an additional tab for a video downloader known to be malware that looks > similar to, but definitely is not, the one click Youtube video downloader > extension. Since it is not a pop-up, the pop-up blocker has no effect. My > impression is that it is not a random occurrence, as it seems to know my > computer, or at the very least it knows that the one-click Youtube > extension is installed, but neither Avast nor Malwarebytes has ever picked > it up. > > I've managed to get it out of Firefox using the Block Site extension. > Unfortunately Block Site is not compatible with SeaMonkey, so I will need > to do something else to get rid of it. What is a simple way to do this?
If you are under Linux or a similar system, some people keeps a backlist of domains in /etc/hosts. Blacklisting a domain there prevents access to anything in it, by any program. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
