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Help Can't view clips!

Nester6

I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
Every time I click on a clip to view I get a "internet explorer can not open the webpage message!" I tried reset under tools and advanced settings. How can I solve this?
 

marquis2

If I had a my Freeones account, I would have just gotten 25 points!
I am dismayed to see that you are using IE for your browsing. Unless you enjoy dealing with viruses and malware in general you would be immensely better off using Firefox.
It's free and there is an incredible number of add ons for it ; some like "no script" offers very strong protection against nasties.Download it and your clips will almost certainly work;if not it will probably tell you what is missing.
There are other excellent browsers out there but I've not tried them so can not really comment on them.
 

Aces&Jacks

Retired Mod
I am dismayed to see that you are using IE for your browsing. Unless you enjoy dealing with viruses and malware in general you would be immensely better off using Firefox.
It's free and there is an incredible number of add ons for it ; some like "no script" offers very strong protection against nasties.Download it and your clips will almost certainly work;if not it will probably tell you what is missing.
There are other excellent browsers out there but I've not tried them so can not really comment on them.

I am dismayed that you think you can't get viruses and malware using Firefox. Don't get me wrong, Firefox is probably the better browser, but you are setting him up with a false sense of security.
 

marquis2

If I had a my Freeones account, I would have just gotten 25 points!
I am dismayed that you think you can't get viruses and malware using Firefox. Don't get me wrong, Firefox is probably the better browser, but you are setting him up with a false sense of security.

The majority of malware is specifically targeted at IE though this may change as market penetration by other browsers increases.
That Firefox is a vastly safer browser is beyond question;also where vulnerabilities are found and exploited FF is very quick to offer a solution.It has been said that FF on its own is about as safe as IE with an average antivirus program. Nothing is safe in this world and FF can suffer attack.However there are other ways computers can accept malware such as installing programs from dodgy sites , P2P use and by opening e mail attachments.
There's a very useful website called Annoyances.com which deals with computer problems.It's a forum which has contributions from many experts.It regards IE as a malware magnet.
 
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