Diable Safe Web Surfing Manually?

I recently got the M10 valet (hardware version 1) and instally noticed the website loading problem, which is all over the forums. I updated the firmware to the latest (2.0.0.1) and that improved my performance. Its obvious that the issue is the Safe Web Surfing feature which scans websites to determine if they are safe.
I scoured the interface through the browser, but I cannot find a way to turn this feature off without using the CISCO connect software which fails to run on my computer because I don't have a wireless card??
Has anyone found a way to disable this feature using the web management method?
Thanks

When Safe Web Surfing is turned ON as you’re surfing the Internet and are about to open a potentially harmful site, an alert displays in your browser telling you that the site may be harmful to your computer or to your personal data. There are certain sites on the Internet that are “flagged” as potentially harmful, meaning they may contain viruses, install malware on your computer, or attempt to access your personal data. You can continue on to the site, or decide not to open it. When Safe Web Surfing is turned on, it applies to all computers connected to the Valet or Valet Plus.
I think it is not possible to disable the safe web surfing feature using the web interface.
You need to install the Cisco connect software on your main computer.
What error message do you get when you try to install Cisco connect software on your main computer?
You have already upgraded the firmware on your router.
After upgrading the firmware on the router, it is recommended that you should reset the router and reconfigure it. Press and hold the reset button on the router for 30 seconds. Release the reset button and wait for 10 seconds. Power cycle the router and try to run the Cisco connect on your main computer.

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echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling
This is actually not gnu/linux fault at all. It's my ISP's fault. Here in Mexico, there's a cable company called "MEGACABLE", they seem to hire the system admins that now nothing or little about what they are doing, and this is exactly what caused the problem. The isp runs a transparent proxy (squid), and in the words of heftig this problem reduces to this:
"the issue is their proxy is announcing 'i understand window scaling' even though it doesn't. seems it needs a kernel upgrade"
This one issue is an isolated one, there are other issues regarding the transparent proxy, but I can live with those.
Hello, recently I've noticed my web surfing experience under archlinux is extremely slow. First I thought it was a problem with my ISP, but the problem only happened when surfing the web, if I download a file it will download it at the expected rate (5mbit). Other applications work fine (IM, pacman, ping, etc).
The first thing I did was trying with a fresh firefox profile, the problem persisted. Then I tried running it in safe mode, problem still persisted. So I tried a different web browser (konqueror) and the problem was still there. So I discarded this as a browser problem. On this same machine, I ran a virtualized windows instance (virtualbox): web surfing goes many times faster in there (using firefox too).
I manually configured NAT for the virtualized windows machine, so I'm pretty sure all traffic is flowing through my host OS (archlinux). Just to be sure it was not a firewall problem I disabled it, the slow web surfing problem persisted. I don't think this is a DNS issue either, both are using the same dns configuration and doing "nslookup archlinux.org" returns in less than a second (tried that with many other address as well).
So, just to verify what was going on I decided to do a test using tcpdump for webpage http://www.opendns.org (not using it, but this was just for testing). Below are the dumps for both native (archlinux) dump and virtualized (windows) dump. I noticed the archlinux dump shows a really small window size for packets, while the windows machine does not. Also, archlinux receives almost twice as much packets in the process than the windows machine. <-- Already solve this, thanks jargoman.
Additional information:
* there's no web proxy configured for any of the machines (except for the one behind my ISP, but that shouldn't concern me).
* I have changed MTU already (my ISP's dhcp server was setting it to 576, changed it to 1400).
* I did some more tests, sometimes (frequently) I get lots of small Push packets and the web page loads extremely slow, it goes image by image and line by line in paragraphs. Below is a dump that shows this behavior. Notice it took 600 packets to load a single page, it loaded very very slow.
ARCHLINUX DUMP
tcpdump -i eth0 -n tcp and host opendns.com
16:10:02.395080 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [S], seq 1164693811, win 2144, options [mss 536,sackOK,TS val 13806187 ecr 0,nop,wscale 7], length 0
16:10:02.404975 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [S.], seq 3422882, ack 1164693812, win 8760, options [mss 1460,wscale 0,eol], length 0
16:10:02.405028 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1, win 17, length 0
16:10:02.405118 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1, win 17, length 536
16:10:02.405128 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [P.], ack 1, win 17, length 119
16:10:02.592995 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 1, win 46, length 0
16:10:02.593969 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 0
16:10:02.630362 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 329
16:10:02.630396 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 330, win 26, length 0
16:10:02.630929 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.630945 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 866, win 34, length 0
16:10:02.727854 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.727909 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1402, win 42, length 0
16:10:02.728954 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.729017 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1402, win 42, length 0
16:10:02.729899 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.729964 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 2474, win 51, length 0
16:10:02.823468 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.823524 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 3010, win 59, length 0
16:10:02.826161 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.826216 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 3546, win 67, length 0
16:10:02.828020 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.828042 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 3546, win 67, length 0
16:10:02.828807 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.828824 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 4618, win 76, length 0
16:10:02.829747 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.829766 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 5154, win 84, length 0
16:10:02.918759 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.918787 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 5690, win 93, length 0
16:10:02.920392 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.920449 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 6226, win 101, length 0
16:10:02.923307 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.923334 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 6226, win 101, length 0
16:10:02.924339 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.924356 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 6762, win 109, length 0
16:10:02.926423 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.926441 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 6762, win 109, length 0
16:10:02.927912 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.927927 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 8370, win 118, length 0
16:10:02.928379 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.928398 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 8370, win 118, length 0
16:10:02.929324 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.929347 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 9442, win 126, length 0
16:10:02.930903 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:02.930924 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 9978, win 134, length 0
16:10:03.015360 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:03.015399 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 10514, win 143, length 0
16:10:03.016434 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:03.016496 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 11050, win 151, length 0
16:10:03.017549 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:03.017604 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 11586, win 160, length 0
16:10:03.019564 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:03.019611 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 12122, win 168, length 0
16:10:03.020917 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 501
16:10:03.020936 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 12623, win 176, length 0
16:10:03.022810 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:03.022830 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 12623, win 176, length 0
16:10:03.024203 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 656, win 54, length 536
16:10:03.024218 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 13695, win 185, length 0
16:10:03.024931 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 210
16:10:03.024948 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 13905, win 193, length 0
16:10:03.025535 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [P.], ack 656, win 54, length 7
16:10:03.025553 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 13912, win 193, length 0
16:10:03.025565 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [F.], seq 13912, ack 656, win 54, length 0
16:10:03.025685 IP 10.110.81.195.37877 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [F.], seq 656, ack 13913, win 193, length 0
16:10:03.123024 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37877: Flags [.], ack 657, win 54, length 0
16:10:04.683194 IP 10.110.81.195.37884 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [S], seq 1201807023, win 2144, options [mss 536,sackOK,TS val 13806874 ecr 0,nop,wscale 7], length 0
16:10:04.692852 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37884: Flags [S.], seq 26796320, ack 1201807024, win 8760, options [mss 1460,wscale 0,eol], length 0
16:10:04.692919 IP 10.110.81.195.37884 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1, win 17, length 0
16:10:04.692994 IP 10.110.81.195.37884 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1, win 17, length 536
16:10:04.693004 IP 10.110.81.195.37884 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [P.], ack 1, win 17, length 224
16:10:04.706404 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37884: Flags [.], ack 537, win 32696, length 0
16:10:04.706452 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37884: Flags [.], ack 761, win 32584, length 0
16:10:04.908541 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37884: Flags [.], ack 761, win 32964, length 536
16:10:04.908584 IP 10.110.81.195.37884 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 537, win 26, length 0
16:10:04.909880 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.37884: Flags [P.], ack 761, win 32964, length 286
16:10:04.909917 IP 10.110.81.195.37884 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 823, win 34, length 0
WINDOWS DUMP
tcpdump -i eth0 -n tcp and host opendns.com
16:09:42.130172 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 9975834, win 64240, length 536
16:09:42.130216 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [P.], ack 1, win 64240, length 133
16:09:42.335734 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 0, win 5840, length 0
16:09:42.335774 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 0
16:09:42.404828 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [P.], ack 669, win 6432, length 329
16:09:42.405647 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.406125 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1710, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.508888 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.509202 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1710, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.511601 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.512218 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 4470, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.514308 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.514994 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 5850, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.608441 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.611712 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.614715 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 7230, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.616634 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.617770 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 9990, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.619459 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1380
16:09:42.620802 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 11370, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.622500 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [P.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1253
16:09:42.711272 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [P.], ack 669, win 6432, length 7
16:09:42.711735 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 12623, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.711757 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [P.], ack 669, win 6432, length 1282
16:09:42.712316 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 13912, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.712351 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [F.], seq 669, ack 13912, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.713234 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [F.], seq 13912, ack 669, win 6432, length 0
16:09:42.714178 IP 10.110.81.195.1583 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 13913, win 64240, length 0
16:09:42.819594 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1583: Flags [.], ack 670, win 6432, length 0
16:09:43.752660 IP 10.110.81.195.1585 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [S], seq 1619761946, win 64240, options [mss 1460,nop,nop,sackOK], length 0
16:09:43.802954 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1585: Flags [S.], seq 12220252, ack 1619761947, win 8760, options [mss 1460,eol], length 0
16:09:43.803630 IP 10.110.81.195.1585 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1, win 64240, length 0
16:09:43.803662 IP 10.110.81.195.1585 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 1, win 64240, length 536
16:09:43.803677 IP 10.110.81.195.1585 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [P.], ack 1, win 64240, length 237
16:09:43.814162 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1585: Flags [.], ack 537, win 65164, length 0
16:09:43.814258 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1585: Flags [.], ack 774, win 64927, length 0
16:09:44.017480 IP 208.69.38.150.80 > 10.110.81.195.1585: Flags [P.], ack 774, win 65535, length 823
16:09:44.186029 IP 10.110.81.195.1585 > 208.69.38.150.80: Flags [.], ack 824, win 64240, length 0
ULTRA SLOW ARCHLINUX DUMP (this is from just one request!)
tcpdump -i eth0 -n tcp and host opendns.com
http://pastebin.com/m15ee1831
What's going on here? I'm really lost. I'll really appreciate all the help you can give.
Edgar Merino
Last edited by bimbo (2009-10-27 02:46:12)

if you search Maximum Transmission Unit it's a setting in routers and can be set in windows/linux. It's the default size of a tpc packet. Or the maximum a tcp packet can be. If you can set the mtu in arch as much the windows maybe it will help. I don't really know how to do that but by looking at your tcpdump I'd say the windows mtu is 1380 and arch's is 536. Arch would need about 2.5 more packets per transmission. I think routers are set to 1400 - 1440 or so setting it above 1400 is a probably a bad idea.

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Actually when you have created an ad hoc network using Internet Sharing your Mac is supposed to have a self-assigned IP.
What I suggest that you do is turn everything off on the Mac and tell the iPad to forget the Internet Sharing network, then restart the Mac and the iPad. Next slowly restart Internet Sharing on the Mac and when that is set up corectly try to connect to the network from scratch with the iPad. If you password protect your Internet Sharing network I suggest that you use the Other... option on the iPad; enter the network's name, select the correct protection scheme and finally enter the password and Join.
This issue should have nothing to do with your modem or router, this is all Mac and iPad.

I use Links alot in my web surfing, dragging the icon in the address bar to Links. I can't seem to find anywhere that allows me to search those Links.

I use Links alot in my web surfing, dragging the icon in the address bar to Links. I can't seem to find anywhere that allows me to search those Links. I can't find a folder for them on my hard drive to search .. Help!

You can get Firefox 3.6.16 here:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Installing+a+previous+version+of+Firefox

Install IR web client manually

Hi all,
Has anybody ever tried to install IR web client manually using setupie.bat or setupff.bat in the folder zeroadmin\component\Insight ?
I tried to install it, but after installation, the web client seems unavailable.

Hi, may I know why do you need to install it manually? For my case, I have tried to install it manually because I can't install the web client through the workspace. However, the web client cannot be installed properly even I run the setup file manually.
Finally, I found that it is the problem of my web server. Please check if you are facing the same problem of mine.
For Apache http server, you should install it through workspace properly.
For IIS5.1, will fail
For IIS6.0, you need to configure "Web Service Extensions"
Hope it helps.
Jeff Tam
(from HK)

After a lot of web surfing, Firefox bogs down and moves slowly, and the only fix is to quit and reboot?

When I've been doing a lot of web surfing - especially on a single site - Firefox slows down and barely more. Toolbar functions and cursor movement also slow. There's a long delay when typing information into online forms - I'm usually several words ahead of what's been entered. It usually strikes suddenly -- first signs of sluggishness usually quickly followed by everything barely moving. Even when I Quit Firefox, there's a very delayed response in all action. But after quitting and rebooting, Firefox opens and is running fine again.

I have this using 3.6.23

Since i downloaded your Firefox 4 i have lost Norton 360 safe web taskbar on the firefox home page. can you plese rectify this prblem.

Norton 360 safe web and identity safe task bar is not displayed on firefox home page, since downloading firefox4.

It is down to Symantec to correct their mistake with their add-ons. They originally updated their add-ons after quite a delay to work with Firefox 4.0 as shown here - http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Internet-Security-Norton/Firefox-4-compatibility-hotfix-is-now-available/td-p/428894
They made an error with the update in only listing it as compatible with Firefox 4.0, so they will not install on Firefox 4.0.1 and subsequent Firefox security updates. Symantec have indicated they will be releasing an update to correct their error soon, for details see http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Internet-Security-Norton/Norton-Toolbar-not-compatible-with-FF-4-0-1/td-p/442788/page/12

Genuine iPad web surfing flash question... please be nice!

I have been considering purchasing an iPad and was reading up on all the Flash discussions and wanted to get some clarification.
I understand that iPad doesn't use flash and was trying to see if I would be able to view any websites. I downloaded clicktoflash for Safari on my Air, and turned flash off just to see which websites use flash, and it was every single random website I visited...CNN,FOX,Home Depot,Discover,youtube etc, etc, etc. It seems that every site I visited used flash. Does this mean that these sites will not load fully on the iPad?? It's hard for me to believe that CNN or youtube would not load on iPad.
Can someone please help me out with this?

A lot of people had provided some useful information, but I would disagree with the "all" mobile devices not being able to serve flash. Flash is an important integral part of the internet community and despite what Mr. Jobs had been telling us with HTML 5, there are issues that Flash can deal with easier than HTML 5. Which means that as the mobile tablet devices improve over the next several years, the issues with Flash will not be an issue. The beauty of the iPad excluding flash means that apps are in place to provide a better more specific alternative to the one size fits all scenario we have with Flash. And believe me, there are programmers out there who believe in this cookie cutter one size fits all mentality that Flash is king. But then, it's their bread and butter so to speak.
The iPad can do most web surfing quite well. If you do need to visit flash sites often, I often just VPN tunnel my way back to my Quad Core PC at the office with Splashtop running and access flash sites with sound! The only thing that slows me down is the internet bandwidth, which is not a problem.
Flash is never a problem with my iPad!
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Don't see Norton safe web icons anymore

As of today, July-24-2014, I no longer see Norton safe web icons when I do a search.
Yesterday, everything was working fine.
What could be the problem? Firefox 31.0, Norton or Google?
Many thanks!

There apparently is an issue with the icons not appearing on the Google results page. Symantec has indicated on its support forum that it is looking into the issue but can't yet announce anything. See: http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Toolbar-Norton-Identity/SafeWeb-icons-AWOL-Again/m-p/1159524/highlight/true#M21078
Related thread: [https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1012293 norton safe search no longer works with google search] (unsolved).

Norton safe web icons

Norton safe web site rating icons not showing up in searches. Not in Chrome 44, not in firefox 39 or ie 10. So is there a problem with Norton or what. I can always use WOT but I like Norton. Any info would be helpful. Asked this question earlier but reasked after checking everying twice.

There apparently is an issue with the icons not appearing on the Google results page. Symantec has indicated on its support forum that it is looking into the issue but can't yet announce anything. See: http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Toolbar-Norton-Identity/SafeWeb-icons-AWOL-Again/m-p/1159524/highlight/true#M21078
Related thread: [https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1012293 norton safe search no longer works with google search] (unsolved).

Web services: cannot fint "Create a Web Reference Manually"

what's up guys,
I'm using Application Express 2.2.1.00.04 ..
I'm trying to manually create a web service reference. I read the manual and found this:
To create a manual Web reference:
* On the Application home page, click Shared Components.
* Under Logic, click Web Service References.
* Click Create.
* For Search UDDI, select No and click Next.
* From the Tasks list on the right, click the Create Web Reference Manually link.
* The Create/Edit Web Service page appears.
but I can't find "Create Web Reference Manually" in the tasks list..
please help me..
thanks in advance..

Thanks Jason,
you don't know how much time you saved me! :)
I guess I'll have to upload it somwhere then use the URL.
thanks again,
Abdullah

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