Security software vs. Tarvalon.net

[Catt Heckathorne]

I have Avast security software on my laptop and it has lately been throwing fits about me being active in the Tower.

I have marked that it is a safe site but is there an easier way to address this? Mainly it has been fitting about the image content.

By fitting I mean it will target an image or an avatar, and a popup appears that a threat has been detected.

 

[Qamra Daielin]

Unfortunately, we don’t really control what sites users link their images and signatures from. I don’t think we have a way to block stuff from certain sites (and you’d have to be able to pinpoint which sites are giving it issues). @Deoan Kakarot might know more.

 

[Ariadne Davion]

^ Qamra is right. It's likely signatures and avatars that cause that issue and I doubt the community as a whole would like us take that part away.

 

[Catt Heckathorne]

I agree, I wasn't even considering that option.

I am pretty sure the issue is with Avast, but I'm not having it on my phone or my tablet, which also both have avast. It's just when I access the site on on my laptop and it just started today. It was just weird when it started doing it on just one device.

:scratch

 

[Garath Cuhan]

I suppose the answer can be a bit ironic.

Chrome, for instance, see that there is a valid certificate so the connection to the site is secured in that way. However, http urls are posted, for instance: http://i1339.photobucket.com/albums/o707/Dnae_Ila/work for others/narysse_zpssadrp6dd.jpg ;-) which means it doesn't see it as fully secure. Avast probably behaves simular.

Not certain about some scripts.