| IE8 Security Update Fixes Restricted Site Problem The IE8 accumulative security update issued on 09-Jun-2009 appears to have fixed the IE8 LCIE problem with 1000s of restricted sites...as provided by SpywareBlaster. IE8 responds normally now on my Vista SP2 x64 and on XP-SP3 x86 systems with all the Restricted Sites activated by SpywareBlaster.
I assume it fixes the same issue for users of SpyBot S&D; however, I cannot confirm that because I do not use SpyBot. |
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 siljalineI'm lovin' that double widePremium
join:2002-10-12
Montreal, QC
kudos:17
 ·Bell Sympatico
2 edits | I have not had this issue using SpywareBlaster, though SpyBot may be responsible for this, depending on what settings you have set.
See this MS KB, it may help (your option) >
»support.microsoft.com/kb/923737
As some would say on the Microsoft news server 
Question answered elsewhere, but we're not like that  |
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 Dude111An Awesome DudePremium
join:2003-08-04
USA
kudos:10 | reply to siliconman01
I have another fix for this problem!
IE6 - The BEST of the IE series |
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 DustynPremium
join:2003-02-26
Ontario, CAN
kudos:7
 ·Rogers Hi-Speed
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EXCELLENT NEWS!
I will have to test this out on XP32 and XP64 systems with IE8 on the weekend. I previously removed ALL sites from the restricted zone to speed loading times up and simply placed them in my hosts file. |
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Jrb2Premium
join:2001-08-31
kudos:3 | reply to siliconman01
Thread also at the SpywareBlaster forum:
»www.wilderssecurity.com/showthre···t=244694
In reply # 5 Javacool gives the link to the IEBlog in which EricLaw (Microsoft) says:
quote:
This update should resolve the performance/stability issue encountered by users with huge numbers of sites in the Restricted Zone.
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 don1p2
join:2004-06-11
Boston, MA
1 edit | Most excellent news.
It may just be a coincidence but I have never experienced one of those fake "You computer is infected" popups, while using the IE-Spyad restricted zone list.
Can't say the same without it. I didn't use it with IE-8 because of the slow browser issues.
Plus I seldom ever get one of those obnoxious pop-unders.
The often misunderstood IE Restricted Zone can be a very valuable tool against internet crap...
Sites in the IE Restricted Zone will "shut down ActiveX, Java, and scripting, all of which can be employed to push obnoxious advertising on you and compromise your privacy and security".
»www.spywarewarrior.com/uiuc/resource.htm
Unlike a HOSTS file block-list, addresses in the Restricted Zone do not prevent one from visiting them....it just basically neuters them.
IE's Restricted List can be a very powerful tool. |
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don1p2
join:2004-06-11
Boston, MA | reply to Dude111
said by Dude111:I have another fix for this problem! IE6 - The BEST of the IE series Yeah...as long as one doesn't do anything foolish with it. Like browse the internet! |
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DustynPremium
join:2003-02-26
Ontario, CAN
kudos:7 | reply to siliconman01
CONFIRMED:
The last update from Microsoft has fixed this for myself. |
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 rcdaileyDragoonflyPremium
join:2005-03-29
Rialto, CA | reply to don1p2
There's always this other browser:
»linux.die.net/man/1/lynx
Worked great for me in a unix shell years ago.
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In reality, there is no such thing as a clean human being. |
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