...send to Restricted sites - Warning

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September 29th, 2002, 02:35 PM
^dAvEy^

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...send to Restricted sites - Warning

when I click to search in google, I get the dialogue box warning (image attached):

When you send iformation to the Restricted sites, it might be possible for others to see that information. Do you want to continue?

All I'm doing is trying to search - NOT send something to the Restricted sites.

I have Script Sentry and Trust Setter both installed, and I wonder if they are somehow involved.

Any insights please?
TIA...
September 29th, 2002, 02:58 PM
Welshjim

^dAvEy^--Are you sure Google is not in your Restricted Sites? (Do you see an international Stop sign (red ball/white stripe) at the bottom right of your status bar when at the site? Or click IE Tools|Internet Options|Security tab|click Restricted Sites icon|click Sites and look. Or enter *.google.com and click Add. If you get a message saying it is already there, then find it in the list and Remove. If you get no message, then something else is the problem and you will have to remove the Google entry you just made in Restricted Sites.)
If this solves the problem, fine!! Otherwise, did this problem start jusst after you installed Script Sentry and/Trust Setter?
September 29th, 2002, 03:25 PM
Cryinbrian

I agree

I was just going to say what welshjim said...really. I'll bet it's

Quote:

IE Tools|Internet Options|Security tab|click Restricted Sites icon|click Sites

in there. Because your warning box says "Inernet Explorer" at the top and not your other software then it's IE giving the message. It happened to me way back in the day and welshjim's solution did the trick.

Good luck!

:cool:
September 29th, 2002, 03:38 PM
^dAvEy^

Thanks Welshjim and Cryinbrian:

Well, I must have accidently added *.google.com to my Restricted sites, but what's the good of stuff being in there if, for example, google loaded anyways - are the entries just supposed to prompt that type of warning box, I wonder.

My security settings are set to high for Restricted Zones and most of my Internet Options settings mirror recommendations from jerryctx's PC (In)Security

At any rate, it's been removed and google seems to be working as usual.

Incidently, I just noticed *.0.0.0.0 entered in there - I've no clue why it's there or the effect it might have - thoughts?
Thanks again!