LiveInternet, if you google it, seems to be a Russian company, that offers web analyzing.
It's impossible to tell what the trick is. Google finds nothing except your post here. But your might be able to right click on that blue arrow and choose something like Copy Link Location (that's what Firefox calls it). That puts a copy of the url on the clipboard. Then from the clipboard you can paste (ctrl-V) into a reply here, and then I'll have a look to see if I can tell you the trick it shows. I'm not afraid of cookies.
Hello Everyone,
I am not sure where to enter this post, forgive me if it is in an incorrect place.
Having been receiving Cnet Newsletters for some years now, a recent recurring advert has me a little confused.
It advertises itself as “This Simple Trick Protects Your Computer For Free.” Clicking on the picture brings a blank page. Clicking on the small blue arrow to the bottom right brings up a page with details of the advertising company which look like “LiveInternet” and options to accept their ‘cookies.’ Without going into details, I am not in favour of accepting cookies from the majority of requests to do so.
So my question is what is this “Fabulous” trick and, apart from all the above, how do I find out about it without “baring my soul”! Or is it a PayPerClick advert?
Being well past my sell-by–date, I find this confusing!
Any Hints, please?
Regards
Colin.

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