INFECTED WEBPAGE CODE - HIJACKS AND REDIRECTS

[darkspeed]

I got this from Stefan

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Okay, I will disable it,
yes, it is a bit annoying, you are right.

How often did you see it ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.
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[Magluvin]

I use Firefox and I saw it. I dont know the level of blocking I have set for it.
Mags

[jadaro2600]

I use adblocking plugin for firefox; I see no advertisements, on top of that, the tool is useful for blocking unwanted pictures ( such as processor hogging gifs )...  this is probably not constructive for helping Stefan maintain the website.

I would also like to ad that advertising could better be served on a one to one basis, this would mean playing advertising agent ( and would probably be more time consuming ) but it would place a more direct line to specific advertisers.

I'm not sure how much revenue this particular website generates... but I think that having someone to place their AD here personally may benefit the cause and the effect, so to speak.

I had this problem as well, the page redirects endlessly, but i solved it by ADblocking the website source with a wildcard.

If a little more effort  ( on behalf of the companies used to supply pay per click advertising ) were less stringent with their javascript rules, their placements might be statically done, at option, so as to provide linearity in the website, i.e - the advertisements become hard coded into the page, yet still malleable via database manipulation on behalf of the website owner.

This is just me ranting though, personally I can't stand to see an out of place advertisement - something that looks more like the page and it's contents is more likely to generate click-through.

There is most likely a way to manipulate the source advertiser into interpreting a retreival as dynamic when in fact it is not - but this would take some fudging; the fact is, i think they look at load attempts as well.