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I've fixed the images on some of these past submissions of yours. Please in the future make sure the image isn't broken on submission.( I always found it best to download/upload it to be honest. )
Well I heard that news a few days back too. But never saw any warning yet. It will definitely help people to stay safe from the malware.
Nice! I hate sites that has more than one download button.
Also hiding the actual close button ( in grey usually ) just a few millimeters next to the deceptive download button ( in black )..
..or an actual next page button when the *real click next button is further down.
Yes i too face these problems on the music downloading sites. I totally get confused which button to click on. Sometimes when i click on any wrong download button something wrong started downloading and that was a malware. This is what google is doing right.
Thank goodness for that, I'm sure everyone has come a cropper at some point on a false button, or a disguised advert. Anything that helps remove that threat (or more specifically the consequences of doing so) can only be a good thing. That being said I'm still seeing plenty about so there's still lots to work to do.