Firefox Site Access Warning

[G29]

Firefox is posting this message when trying to access juicehifi.com.

 

[juicehifi]

It is a false alarm. Microsoft Edge has removed the warning. Waiting for google to do the same ... and now Firefox.

 

[jjazdk]

Firefox does no longer report the site as malicious :-)

 

[G29]

Firefox does no longer report the site as malicious :-)

I am still getting it with Firefox version 84.0.1 64-bit.

 

[jjazdk]

That is odd.. I am also on 84.0.1 64-bit, but the warning has dissapeared.

 

[G29]

That is odd.. I am also on 84.0.1 64-bit, but the warning has dissapeared.

It appears to be related to if you forge past the warning or not.

On machines where I pushed through the warning to access the site in Firefox, it doesn't appear again.
On machines that I did NOT push through, it continually appears.

 

[Todd Anderson]

I'm getting the same warning via Safari.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

This is rather odd indeed... as I had accessed the site several times over the last couple of months with no issues. Now I got the warning, but I did ignore it.

 

[Force Majeure]

Not only do I get the warning on Firefox (on both Mac and PC), but if ignore the warning and download Audiolense 64-bit, Windows Explorer says the file contains malware.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Maybe Bernt will get that all sorted out here pretty soon.

 

[juicehifi]

Not only do I get the warning on Firefox (on both Mac and PC), but if ignore the warning and download Audiolense 64-bit, Windows Explorer says the file contains malware.

You can safely ingnore the warnings - and you can unblock the file in windows defender. I can ask microsoft for a "whitewash", but then I need to know the name of the said virus. II just sent the 32 bit version for review and cleaning.

For some reason, these warnings tend to reappear after I release new revisions. I get it off the list, but the gossip seems to be circulating forever.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

I would probably try to get to the core of the issue for when you release new versions... surely someone knows something about why that happens. I know it's aggravating for you to have users think something is wrong when there really isn't, but first time visitors won't know any better and be like "yikes".

 

[Jiri_ch]

Hi Bernt
Just letting you know I do not get any warning since yesterday using Google Chrome
J

 

[juicehifi]

Same here. Two steps back, three steps forward. The netshop provider did a few upgrades in the process, so hopefully things will be working for a while now..

How is Firefox responding now? Is there somewhere I should ask some Firefox people for a review?

 

[G29]

I just checked Firefox on Linux and Win7 and am no longer getting the red warning in the OP.

 

[juicehifi]

Thank you, G29