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Solved? Earlier this month I was browsing TPB using Firefox 3.6. An unauthorised popup opened (despite the fact I have them turned off) to http://uqwaaa.in/cgi-bin/gjj, which redirected me to another page on the same site. I later found that during the same minute a firefox extension calling itself "XULRunner" and claiming to be an official Mozilla extension had been installed. The purpose of the extension appears to be to occasionally redirect clicks from google search results pages to pages of advertising. The problem still seems to be very real, and TPB need to sort out their 3rd party advertising policy if they want to keep user trust.
Zo 21 mrt 2010, 15:50