Thanks. I get it!
JB
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On Jan 11, 7:49 am, "JB" <o...@closed.com> wrote:
> I think I got it. Spyware Blaster places a load of sites in the registry
> under ....ZoneMap.
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> This one was there. What I can't understand is how a page that is there
> (intended to be blocked: (4)) still opens, even though I redirect it to
> 127.0.0.0 through the Hosts file. meaning that t opens blank.
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> Still, I would expect that items in the 'Restricted sites' did not open at
> all.
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> JB
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> >> I am trying to add a site to Tools/InternetOptions/Security/Restricted
> >> sites but I get a box coming up saying that 'the site I specified
> >> already
> >> exists in another zone. To remove it from that zne before etc'
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> >> What zone can that be? Could it be the Hosts file?
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> >> JB
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> > Internet, Local Intranet, Trusted?
It is SBs way to decide for you what sites are restricted or not.
Similar to Spybot meddling with the hosts file. I guess some of their
ideas are okay, but it is still meddling.
Just because a site is in the IE restricted zone(4), doesn't mean it
is blocked or you can't go there.
MS says:
Restricted sites:
The level of security set for Restricted sites is applied to sites
that might potentially damage your computer or your information.
Adding sites to the Restricted zone does not block them, but it
prevents them from using scripting or any active content. The security
level for Restricted sites is set to High and can't be changed.