BP.net - Google Chrome: "Danger: Malware Ahead!"

[MasonC2K]

Firefox is also blocking it. I am having to use IE10 or my phone to get access.

[OokamiReyuu]

Same here with firefox

[MrLang]

IE10 is letting me in but it asked me if I wanted to run an app. I should have screenshotted but I'm sure it will do it for anyone else too. Of course I denied the request, but I'm sure this is part of the issue.

[Kodieh]

You can still use desktop Firefox to access, there's an ignore button or something I'm the bottom right.

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[Coleslaw007]

I really hope this gets fixed soon. I have to click "proceed at your own risk" twice for every new page :/

[Rickys_Reptiles]

SOLUTION:

For those of you who are looking to, you can turn off the malware warnings.

Just go to either the wrench at the top right hand side of the screen, some may see 3 horizontal lines, others may see a menu. Click on settings, then advanced settings. Under Privacy you can turn off the malware checking option.



Hope this helps!

[Kaorte]

I remember this happened a while back and it was resolved eventually. I hope they can figure it out!

[MrLang]

I'm not sure it has been confirmed that we SHOULD be ignoring malware warnings? I realize the reports say '0 infected' but like I said, I was prompted to run a script earlier. I don't know if that's working as intended or not.

[Eric Alan]

I'm not sure it has been confirmed that we SHOULD be ignoring malware warnings? I realize the reports say '0 infected' but like I said, I was prompted to run a script earlier. I don't know if that's working as intended or not.

Agreed. The most recent update says that of the 1208 times Google tested BP.net, 1001 resulted in malicious software downloads and installation without user consent. Not exactly something I'd like to be inviting upon myself by bypassing the warnings.

[TheSnakeGeek]

tapatalk ftw.