Chrome now classifying my Proscan web server page as dangerous

[ProScan]

This has nothing to do with Proscan.org. This post is related to the Proscan software web server. You're going off on a completely unrelated tangent that has nothing to do with the question.

You're barking at the wrong tree. It was @carbineone that went off on a tangent.

 

[avaloncourt]

You're barking at the wrong tree. It was @carbineone that went off on a tangent.

Well, that's true. We now have two dogs barking at a squirrel.

 

[ProScan]

Just remember that this took probably 8 months to surface with Google.

Thanks for that. It may be faster for me as I added my ProScan Web Server to the Google Search Console. I'm kind of curious what the results are going to be.

 

[carbineone]

Well, that's true. We now have two dogs barking at a squirrel.

Not sure how I went off on a tangent. Just trying to make the issue known so it can possibly be fixed. Is that a problem?

 

[ProScan]

Not sure how I went off on a tangent. Just trying to make the issue known so it can possibly be fixed. Is that a problem?

The conversation was on the ProScan Web Server and not the proscan.org website so you kind of hijacked it. It makes it more difficult when a wrench is thrown in when troubleshooting and coming up with ideals and solutions.

On your issue with ESET, Why not search for ''site reputation'. Use the tools and enter in the URL 'proscan.org' to get a better ideal of where the problem is.

 

[carbineone]

Not sure how I went off on a tangent. Just trying to make the issue known so it can possibly be fixed. Is that a problem?

The conversation was on the ProScan Web Server and not the proscan.org website so you kind of hijacked it. It makes it more difficult when a wrench is thrown in when troubleshooting and coming up with ideals and solutions.

On your issue with ESET, Why not search for ''site reputation'. Use the tools and enter in the URL 'proscan.org' to get a better ideal of where the problem is.

The conversation was on the ProScan Web Server and not the proscan.org website so you kind of hijacked it. It makes it more difficult when a wrench is thrown in when troubleshooting and coming up with ideals and solutions.

On your issue with ESET, Why not search for ''site reputation'. Use the tools and enter in the URL 'proscan.org' to get a better ideal of where the problem is.

Kind of hijacked it, ok buddy. This is why I don't post on these forums often because of forum Karens.

 

[GTR8000]

Kind of hijacked it, ok buddy. This is why I don't post on these forums often because of forum Karens.

Karens? No, just you and iMONITOR not bothering to read the contents of the thread before chiming in. The issue being discussed pertains to a localized webserver, not the proscan.org website. If you have an issue with proscan.org, start your own thread or reach out to Bob directly.

 

[carbineone]

Karens? No, just you and iMONITOR not bothering to read the contents of the thread before chiming in. The issue being discussed pertains to a localized webserver, not the proscan.org website. If you have an issue with proscan.org, start your own thread or reach out to Bob directly.

Yeah, I'm done here. Typical radio people.

 

[KevinC]

Grumpy dust strikes again. Let’s get back on the topic of the thread, please. I said please. 😁

 

[avaloncourt]

Ok, I have an update. Yesterday it was still being flagged as dangerous but today the designation disappeared. No blocking at all. I did submit a review request twice.