File compare

Hello,
How can I turn off file compare, it is not something I
remembered turning
on, Now when I connect to a site and try and open a page I am
always asked
do I want to compare the uploaded page to the page on my
local.
regards
k

wowa never mind an embarrassing error my end lol
k

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