that's problem of your computer and firewall. not problem to others. the things said on your page are coming from your browser.
just simply click 'ignore this warning'
and please stop posting this type of thread which doesn't make any sense..

 

Har-har!! You play MODERATOR now???

 

thanks for the info, i didn't get the warning though...

 

Of course chus - but on AudioZ you hardly will find all the stuff you get on AVAX!
I'm not just talking about plug-ins or software.

EDIT: I removed link cause i don't want to advertise warez!

 

Kook it's working fine for me (West Coast / US)!

Cheers!

 

@ Audiodessey

Not so sure ! I get exactly the same trouble that 'Kookaboo', and since I'm mainly a 'PC' user whereas 'Kookaboo' is mainly a 'MAC OSX' user, then not only using a different OS, but very certainly a different 'Firewall' and 'Web Browser' that I use, this trouble is then effective for both PC & MAC OSX computers...

Simply check once again and you'll (perhaps) see that : the main page of 'www.avaxhome.ws' is working properly, then when you select (on the left side) the desired section and sub-sections (e.g. sorted by 'Type', then 'Multimedia' or another one), you get exactly the same WARNING as depicted in the image. In case, you can overcome the sub-sections and get an individual article, simply click on it... and you'll see the result !

This conclusion is solely valid for Western European locations.

Here I can't really advocate, because what doesn't make sense for you, can make a great sense for others... *yes*

 

As far as I know, this warning appears when the site got reported to Google as a "dangerous site".

This also happened to AudioZ in the past.

 

this kind of messages apear when someon reports the site as an attack page,it happened a couple of times with audioz too years ago,so the problem is not of the computewr owner who broses the page,it s a problem of the site owners whop have the prove theirs is not an attack page

 

Nonsense.. as usual

 

You got it!

Ooops - I thanked "One Reason" by mistake!

 

U should.. I help u keep acting normal some days.

 

Of what is this thread talking about ? ...
Because i had no problem with http://www.ajaxhose.ws
No alert sign, no nothing ... just surfing as usual.

Time to go back to music guys and forget silly things!
BTW, a nice book there: "The Songwriting Secrets of The Beatles" by Dominic Pedler

 

What a wonderful symbiosis between your words and your avatar this time "one reason" !

 

It really depends on the browser you have.
For some time being i got those messages too. But now it´s past.
When you are on Mac and use Safari as your Browser, you can add the Extension "Addblock" and will never get these kind of messages again.
With the Camino Browser (one of the best browsers for Mac, based on Mozilla Firefox)) you won´t get those messages even without such an extension.

 

THat's my browser! ... unfortunately it is not updated so often like the rest

 

And there's no check at all by google to try to find out the truth about the site being reported ?! ... Unbelievable !

 

If you want to turn these type of alerts off in Safari, just go to your Safari Preferences and under Security turn off 'Warn when visiting a fraudulent website'.

Doing so increases your risk, but also gives you better privacy.

 

working here. In the middle of Europe