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Ok I’ve officially given up. I’ve tried everything to reproduce the warning with the second profile, but I still can’t pinpoint the cause. I’ve duplicated every single setting in FF, NoScript, and Adblock Plus. I made sure all the plug-ins were the same/enabled, and even imported my bookmarks. It’s ...

Will do.

Thankyou Alan. I did that and it works fine now, no clearclick warning. The default profile still gets it however, so I just have to deduce what the heck the difference is. Thanks for all your help.

ok I updated FF to the latest version, but I'm still getting the clickjack warning. I even turned off adblock, but still the same. I did everything else you suggested including clearing cookies and cache. I also clicked directly from your link. Very strange.

new report id: 696963

Weird. I wasn't having any problems until today when I reset my noscript preferences and permissions. Until then I was using my firefox bookmark toolbar to connect to imageshack.us (old version). I've since removed the bookmark, and have only tried visiting the site directly. FWIW I have also not be...

Yes. In the original image there is no wording. When I click on the image I get a portion of wording from the orignal web page.

report id: 696813

FWIW it only brings up the warning if i allow imageshack.us

if i visit the site as is, clicking "browse" gives no warning and immediately brings up my files as per usual

Imageshack brings up a clickjack warning when I try to upload. I know it's probably nothing, but I know they have been hacked in the past, so I could use some reassurance. Is this a false alarm?

Thanks in advance.

Great replies guys, thankyou. The sandbox is a great additional security step I hadn't heard of before.

Thanks for the reply. I do not uncheck "Forbid Flash". Instead, when the placeholder appears (the red NoScript block-logo), I click on it and confirm OK. Yeah that's what I'm doing as well. I just don't know what to make of the script that appears and asks whether to allow it or not. It is...

If I want to view an FLV, what should I be looking for in the script to know whether to allow it or not? Is there anything specific that stands out as a clear no-no, or do you really have to know what your doing with this kind of stuff?