2020 Screen Resolution - desktop vs tablet vs phone

**Egg Bramhill** · 21 October 2020, 10:21 AM

I don't think that's the case Chris. I visit many non ssl sites without issue. As an example LGF's second link http://www.turnedwoodenbowls.co.za is also a non ssl which loads no issue.

**Chris M** · 21 October 2020, 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill

I don't think that's the case Chris. I visit many non ssl sites without issue. As an example LGF's second link http://www.turnedwoodenbowls.co.za is also a non ssl which loads no issue.

You're right. I simply added the https:// to both sites and the 34south still returned a 'Not Secure' whereas turnedwoodenbowls didn't. I put 2+2 together and came up with something that was obviously not 4.

**Chris M** · 21 October 2020, 11:36 AM

I look after https://lakebolac.holiday does Malwarebytes discriminate against the .holiday minority as well?

Egg, you may be inundated with domain checks now.

**Egg Bramhill** · 21 October 2020, 02:04 PM

Chris:

All our sites have power. If you prefer an unpowered site, simply DO NOT plug into the power point.

**Egg Bramhill** · 21 October 2020, 03:49 PM

Re the .biz blocking. I went on a Malwarebytes forum and found the following complaint:

This seems to be in inappropriate policy as it can cause reputational damage to legitimate businesses and is likely to deter people from doing business with any web site blocked in this way. The onus is surely on Malwarebytes to only block a web site for real dangers rather than blocking sites and putting the onus on web site owners to complain to you in order to get an all clear. You do not even have the courtesy to explain to visitors the real reason for your block.
I object highly to having my web site described as potentially containing scam activity. Have you looked at the legal implications of this as my first reaction would be to sue you for loss of business and damage to reputation? In the case of this particular domain, the web site is just a holding site and not an important commercial site, so damage is minimal. However, I suggest you rapidly change this blanket policy before real damage is done.

It appears that if LGF want's his site unblocked he needs to go onto the link below and get the site whitelisted.

LINK

**Chris M** · 21 October 2020, 09:03 PM

All our sites have power. If you prefer an unpowered site, simply DO NOT plug into the power point.

It's a very versatile line:
If you prefer to diet, simply don't eat.
If you prefer not to die, simply don't stop breathing.
If you prefer not to sleep on he couch, simply don't mention that the brownies your wife made last week would possibly have been slightly better without the addition of so many almonds.