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All of a sudden, for the past few days, nearly EVERY "mainstream" site is now telling me my virus program needs to allow ads...and I didn't even HAVE an add-on virus program. I had to download and install ABP, but in order to view the sites I have to "allow" ads...WHICH I HAVE NEVER HAD TO DO in the past. Did something change???
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This is suspicious because websites don't have a unified method telling you to allow their ads. Most sites either don't care I block their ads or have a unique pop-up to request I allow their ads. Arris is the worst by blacking out their page altogether until I allow their cookies. No!
Either your browser had a recent update to block certain scripting or you've got a virus or browser hijacker.
Did you recently change an option on your browser? Did you recently download a new program? You could install Malwarebytes Free to scan your computer.
What are these sites?
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