IS LCP website still unavailable?

[Kevin Kenneally]

Subject line states everything I need info about.

 

[hoxson1]

I was there yesterday and everything was working except the ASL for Fun section. That showed under construction

 

[PNMarkW2]

If you're using a saved bookmark check that. I had a saved bookmark that resulted in a dead link. This is what I updated my bookmark to: http://lonecanuckpublishing.ca/

Mark

 

[Bill Kohler]

When I try to go to http://lonecanuckpublishing.ca/ the website is blocked for me.

I use Microsoft Edge as my primary browser and it says, "This page has been blocked by Microsoft Edge." It does not give a reason why.

Firefox also blocks the site and gives no information either.

 

[Jazz]

When I try to go to http://lonecanuckpublishing.ca/ the website is blocked for me.

I use Microsoft Edge as my primary browser and it says, "This page has been blocked by Microsoft Edge." It does not give a reason why.

Firefox also blocks the site and gives no information either.

Just went there successfully in FireFox 96.0.2 using the link above

 

[Neal]

Loads up fine for me Chrome, et al.

 

[Jazz]

I was using 95.0.2, so I updated to 96.0.2 and it's still blocked. Weird.

What's most frustrating is that I'm given no reason as to why.

I have Norton and am using Windows 11, but nothing else that's odd.

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Did some more snooping and found this in Edge (under Console):

Yellow Triangle: Tracking Prevention blocked an IFrame resource from loading https://myhomenetwork.att.com/networkprotected/index.html?reason=malware&source=http://lonecanuckpublishing.ca/. (index):2762

Yellow Triangle: crbug/1173575, non-JS module files deprecated. (anonymous) @ (index):2762 lonecanuckpublishing.ca/:1

Red X: Unchecked runtime.lastError: The message port closed before a response was received. lonecanuckpublishing.ca/:1

Yellow Triangle: Tracking Prevention blocked a resource from loading https://myhomenetwork.att.com/networkprotected/index.html?reason=malware&source=http://lonecanuckpublishing.ca/.

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Checked the Browser Console under Firefox:

Key event not available on some keyboard layouts: key=“i” modifiers=“accel,alt,shift” id=“key_browserToolbox”

Can't start recording from event type: paste

ExtensionError: No such native application

this.ports.get(...) is undefined 4
recvPortMessage
recvPortMessage
_recv
receiveMessage

Error: Please use $(ref:runtime.lastError).

[Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE) [nsIContentSniffer.getMIMETypeFromContent]" nsresult: "0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE)" location: "JS frame :: resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm :: onStopRequest :: line 312" data: no]

The Web Console logging API (console.log, console.info, console.warn, console.error) has been disabled by a script on this page.

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Can't really make heads or tails out of the gobbledygook, but I notice "runtime.lasterror" shows in red in both browsers, and red typically isn't good.

FWIW, I am still using Win 10

 

[TopT]

I am using edge and it works for me.

 

[hoxson1]

Opens okay in Chrome. There is language on the site that it crashed at some point in the past.

 

[Bill Kohler]

Well maybe it's just my computer then.

Is anyone else using Windows 11 and able to see it?

 

[ColinJ]

Worked fine for me just now. running Windows 10 & Firefox v. 96.0.2. Worked fine with Edge too.

If you are still having troubles I'd clear the cache, cookies, etc. Might be some leftovers in there causing some problems.

Colin

 

[TopT]

you can always do an exception for your anti-virus

 

[Bill Kohler]

you can always do an exception for your anti-virus

I've considered that too, but this computer is my work computer and my home computer and everything, so I'm very selective about which webpages I visit. If there's a tiny chance the warning I'm seeing isn't a false positive, then I'm unwilling to risk it. (Besides which, my FLGS carries Lone Canuk products and LCP products are discussed in many places, so I'm only missing out on the LCP website--which is, yes, a mild bummer.)

 

[Bill Kohler]

So I had a brainstorm and tried it on my smart phone, but even there it is blocked: AT&T Internet Security: Malware page blocked for your protection.

So it appears it's not Windows 11, or Norton, or add-ons, or cache: it's AT&T--my internet provider--that thinks the site is infected.

 

[sswann]

Typical for AT&T, which is why I will not use them.
Had AT&T in three states and had trouble with them in all three.