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... disabled. http://www.vitamovies.org/the-interview ... 4-download after a few seconds, any page from the above website redirects to: http://www.cpalead.com/java I did not allow neither website in NS, still it manages to force redirect and block browser back button.

The following surrogate might help:

... ones. I finally found two extensions NoRedirect and even better BlockSite - they are perfectly doing what there names promise and I won't see cpalead again.

Hi therube,

You were so right, I had to search the forums before asking. Well it is in the thirties Celsius here, but that is no excuse.
Thanks for reminding,

luntrus

Yes. http://forums.informaction.com/search.p ... ds=cpalead

... CPA Lead filter on webpages, that will ask you to disable AdBlock Plus to be able to see the website's content. Here is an example: http://www.cpalead.com/adblock.php?pub=11296 (As far as I know ABP+ has no way to circumvent it, and using NukeAnything on it is no good option either) Well as ...

... Javascript: Firefox: Tools -> Options -> Content -> Make sure "Enable JavaScript" is checked. NoScript: Allow Scripts Globally OR Allow cpalead.com. NOTE: Emphasis added by me to highlight the reference.

Thanks for the heads-up, Dave. As you surmised, cpalead online surveys are pretty common. Like you, if I have to enable JavaScript just to see where I'm being sent, I won't bother visiting it either.

Thank you both. Next time I should search before asking . By the way, this cpalead site is very annoying.

NoScript Options|Advanced|Untrusted|Forbid META redirections inside <noscript> elements.

Ugh, I can't remember if there is a surrogate script, but there are quite some threads related to CPAlead:
http://forums.informaction.com/search.p ... ds=cpalead

... an expert in web technologies), but there are some webpages like http://www.spotifyripping.com/ that redirect you to a page like this http://www.cpalead.com/nojava.php?pub= //code//, I suppose the code is the identifier for the website that has the advertisings. The problem is that if you have ...

... On the DOCUMENT attribute It is by far the most interesting, in my opinion, and the one you will probably end up using the most, for sites such as cpalead/cpalock, or even firefox extensions that force you to visit their homepage upon updates (as noscript used to do with no opt-out). It's interesting ...

... domain will never load. These settings can interact, however, depending on how they are used on parent domains versus subdomains. For example, if cpalead reads document:deny but www.cpalead.com reads document:allow, then that subdomain's "allow" overrides the parent's "deny. I leave ...

... of what this extension can lightly be used for, here is some advice I just gave to a user who was asking about the pesky redirection from/to cpalead: If you want to be able to click an ad or watch a video that would take you to cpalead.com if a script is blocked, but not visit that site, ...