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I was referring to the blocker that comes up on the page from time to time, that is controlled by Google and if it appears we have to request them to review the site again to determine if anything...

Far from it, have probably spend the vast majority of our days on this any time someone says they've seen a warning whether we can replicate it or not.

Would clear your cache out; that might be why you see the lingering notification from time to time.

Google (who is giving the notifications to you when you try to load the site) has told me this:

Done

That one is fixed, too.

Testing bold, italics, underline, etc.

Waiting on Google to give us the thumbs up, but this appears to be locked up.

Done

Tapatalk should be working again, too.

Done

Folks - just upgraded the forums again, if anything comes across as broken please add it to this thread. Thanks!

Investigating right now

Thanks for the heads up, fellas. Try clearing your cache, might be something hanging there that is causing it to pop back up. Haven't seen one here since over the weekend.

Thanks, have tossed this in the engineers que. Might be some simple changes for them to put through to put the fix in. Hope they can get on it shortly.

Sweet, thanks guys!

Just to be clear - it's 5:51 pm ET right now - are you still being prompted with the alerts of a potential virus?

Haven't replicated here, and have deactivated all non-crucial items. Already...

Thanks, guys. Are you still being prompted from your anti-virus?

Google has finished their review of KFFL and agreed with us that the site is clean of malware:

"Status of the latest badware review for this site: A review for this site has finished. The site was...

I was lonely, the deer had pretty eyes. Don't judge me.

Working with Google to get that removed; the site is secure.

Moved ISPs tonight... just a quick test.

Hit us if anything looks weird or broken (beyond what normally looks weird or is broken that is).

OK, if you want to change it in the future, drop us an email at support@kffl.com and we'll switch it out.

I brought the site online in May of '96 on the KFFL domain; previous to that it technically was alive on the web in Nov of '95, but I have always viewed the kffl domain being the real starting point.

I'm struggling to understand the constant mentions of loss of a percentage of the page from left to right. Regardless of your browser size, 70 percent of the screen remains as it was all the time...