Comments on: What is Google Hiding? 403 Forbidden: “your query looks similar to automated requests” http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Thu, 20 Jun 2013 06:39:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Jeannie http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-132804 Thu, 18 Aug 2011 16:39:44 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-132804 I deleted search History and Cookies like someone suggested earlier. It did NOT work. I still get the ,403 Forbidden when I try to go to Bing to change my search. I have had nothing but MULTIPLE problems with Google Chrome!! HATE THEM. I am a student and this even happens when I try to go to my ONLINE CLASSES. Now I'm going to have to pay someone to fix this. If anyone finds a solution please email me. jeanniemcculley@yahoo.com Thanks I deleted search History and Cookies like someone suggested earlier. It did NOT work. I still get the ,403 Forbidden when I try to go to Bing to change my search. I have had nothing but MULTIPLE problems with Google Chrome!! HATE THEM. I am a student and this even happens when I try to go to my ONLINE CLASSES. Now I’m going to have to pay someone to fix this. If anyone finds a solution please email me. jeanniemcculley@yahoo.com
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]]> by: Dave http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-129639 Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:23:38 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-129639 Just because you scan for viruses and trojans and don't find one doesn't mean there isn't one or more there. There probably isn't a scanner made that finds them all and certainly not from inside the copy of the OS you are running to do the scan. There are things like Tripwire that come close but I doubt most of us are running something of that class. Analyzing the network traffic is the way to go but that pretty much requires a 2nd computer....and even that isn't a sure thing if it's not doing whatever triggered Google while you are looking. -Dave Just because you scan for viruses and trojans and don’t find one doesn’t mean there isn’t one or more there. There probably isn’t a scanner made that finds them all and certainly not
from inside the copy of the OS you are running to do the scan. There are things like
Tripwire that come close but I doubt most of us are running something of that class.

Analyzing the network traffic is the way to go but that pretty much requires a
2nd computer….and even that isn’t a sure thing if it’s not doing whatever triggered
Google while you are looking.

-Dave

]]> by: diane http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-129436 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:02:17 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-129436 I installed the new firefox and within an hour i got this message and it has stayed with me for a few hours, i done a virus check but nothing, how long will it take for this message to go away I installed the new firefox and within an hour i got this message and it has stayed with me for a few hours, i done a virus check but nothing, how long will it take for this message to go away

]]> by: Dwight Stegall http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-129355 Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:55:54 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/603/google-sucks.html#comment-129355 When you receive Error 403 Forbidden simply delete the Google.com cookie in your browser's options panel. Then sign in again to receive a fresh cookie. It's that simple. When you receive Error 403 Forbidden simply delete the Google.com cookie in your browser’s options panel. Then sign in again to receive a fresh cookie. It’s that simple.

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