SD 4.1 SiteGuard

GLB · #1 08-08-2007, 04:40 AM

Today after the update the siteguard tool doesn't exist.
Somebody knows what's going on?

jeffre · #2 08-08-2007, 06:11 AM

I also experienced it. After performing an update upgrading the Site Guard it can't be found in the On Guards tools anymore.

cubfox · #3 08-08-2007, 06:35 AM

I too noticed that Site Guard AND POP UP BLOCKER now do not appear.

WHAT IS GOING ON ?.

Solve one problem and create another!!!!.

cubfox, Lincoln UK.

Keith Warner · #4 08-08-2007, 07:03 AM

When I ran Smart Update, in addition to the usual 4.?Mb database, the magic box also said those features had been upgraded. Yeah, right off the face of the earth! Not that it matters - Site Guard's whitelist still wasn't working as of two days ago, so I've had it disabled for a couple of months. And now I see that Cookie Guard no longer recognizes that I have Firefox installed.

Reodor · #5 08-08-2007, 07:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keith Warner

When I ran Smart Update, in addition to the usual 4.? database, the magic box also said those features had been upgraded. Yeah, right off the face of the earth! Not that it matters - Site Guard's whitelist still wasn't working as of two days ago, so I've had it disabled for a couple of months. And now I see that Cookie Guard no longer recognizes that I have Firefox installed.

Watch out Keith, You seem to be closing in on V5! I noticed You have gone from an empty martini glass to a racing car, are You surfing 'under influence'?

AChen · #6 08-08-2007, 07:37 AM

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for the info. Site Guard and Pop-up blocker are now reinstated on Smart Updates.

The new protected mode in IE7 introduced instability in Popup blocker and Site Guard. We removed them from smart update while the updated versions were being tested. We have now reinstated them back on Smart Update until the new versions are available.

Keith Warner · #7 08-08-2007, 08:32 AM

Yeah, except for the above problems SD 4.1 has been behaving pretty well, but with 47 days til it turns into a pumpkin I ain't holding my breath for a miracle. And V5 ain't never gonna happen. (I'll never have a Porsche 917 either, LOL)

Martini season is out. It's Margarita time!

Reodor · #8 08-08-2007, 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keith Warner

Yeah, except for the above problems SD 4.1 has been behaving pretty well, but with 47 days til it turns into a pumpkin I ain't holding my breath for a miracle. And V5 ain't never gonna happen. (I'll never have a Porsche 917 either, LOL)

Martini season is out. It's Margarita time!

If You flip down the Margarita, by-pass the power-supply and run 220/110 straight into Your Dell, it might 'burn' off like a Porche and even manage to power up SD V5 before the smoke clears and the dust setle.
You might have it all, it is all up to You.

allibear · #9 08-09-2007, 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reodor

If You flip down the Margarita, by-pass the power-supply and run 220/110 straight into Your Dell, it might 'burn' off like a Porche and even manage to power up SD V5 before the smoke clears and the dust setle.
You might have it all, it is all up to You.

@Keith & Reodor,

Great to see the sense of humour produced on this forum hasn't died LOL!

Keith Warner · #10 08-09-2007, 02:52 AM

Nice to hear from you, Alli (as I hang my head in shame), will write soon. Lots of problems. Ever have a 'double-click mouse' and have to wait for your monthly disability check to order a new one? Not Fun. Loose electrical connection somewhere coming into the computer, and the original (AFAIK) battery reads 100%, but only lasts 2 minutes under load. System Restore doesn't save anything when the clock rolls over to a new day. Yack, yack, yack!!!

Reodor, thank you for being nice to me yesterday. We are on the same side, after all, but if you look at your earliest posts, you sure sounded like a 'company man' (Mr Green, 'Tempest in a Teapot', ad nauseum) at first, hence the 'Mr Green' post. You have proven me wrong a hundred times over. I hope you get where I'm comin' from,