Fraud Warning on Imgur.

[makoruu]

makoruu last edited by leocg

I really hate coming back here, guys.

But it seems like you're messing up every update.

A website I've used for years without an issue is now giving me a Fraud update.

Imgur.com, a famous image hosting website for Reddit, somewhere I go to for regular content, is now giving me random fraud warnings. This is after an update this evening after dinner, and it was fine all day before. So I can surmise that it absolutely was the update.

It's getting harder and harder to continue using Opera, if you make it this difficult to just enjoy the things we want to. Like Twitch, and now Opera.

The option to ignore the warning is completely broken, and doesn't work.

It's My Computer, if I get a virus or malware, it is my fault.

Why in God's name do you care about fraud and where I go? Makes me think you're collecting a bit more data than I am comfortable with.

I've been an Opera using for over 20 years, and it's getting harder and harder to keep using these days.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @makoruu last edited by

@makoruu Just accessed it and got no warning. So, most probably, the site is no longer on the list of the third party services that Opera uses to check for possible bad sites.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @makoruu last edited by

@makoruu By the way, you can disable that feature if you don't like/need it.

[makoruu]

makoruu @leocg last edited by

@leocg

It may be a bug. If you open the content in a new window to save it, it gives you this warning. The landing page for the site works. I have the setting turned OFF to block insecure content, and it still won't go through.

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Reddit post on this: https://www.reddit.com/r/OperaGX/comments/193sdc9/malicious_file_warning_popup/

[Likitthakul]

Likitthakul @leocg last edited by

@leocg said in Fraud Warning on Imgur.:

@makoruu By the way, you can disable that feature if you don't like/need it.

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