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I did some tests. And the result is :
Ip protection didn't stop the websites :D :

So first i started by going to a website that is / was blocked ( http://www.soerenrin...uts/update.html ) found somewhere in this forum.
First time it was blocked now I tried the following :
I opened Opera (last version) , I turned Opera Turbo on. And went to the link again and It worked.
So I'm still able to go to a link that is attacking my computer just by using opera????

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I am using Firefox with W7 32-bit and I have not encountered this problem.

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I can confirm the OP's issue : With Opera Turbo on, "Website Blocking" doesn't work, while with Opera Turbo off it works perfectly well.

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You should post in the False Positives forum with the IP # & the website name and someone can check on it for you.

I went to that URL in Orca Browser and got a complete IP block.
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 mountaintree16, on Mar 24 2010, 07:22 PM, said:

You should post in the False Positives forum with the IP # & the website name and someone can check on it for you.

I went to that URL in Orca Browser and got a complete IP block.
that isn't the problem it is the fact that you with opera turbo can go to blocked sites

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Hmm.

Well, I'm sure that someone will look into this :) In the meantime, I wouldn't use turbo just in case so that you won't go to any infected sites accidentally.

Also, please use the ADD REPLY button when replying :)
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I believe it's because Turbo is essentially a proxy server, meaning you aren't actually connecting directly to the IP's that are blocked, but instead through the proxy server.
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If I remember correctly, Opera Turbo encrypts IP traffic, so there may be nothing we can do about this. We can't scan what we can't read. What operating system is this on?
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You're right indeed, Opera Turbo is a proxy server which encrypts its traffic and in addition compresses it.

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Does IP Protection wok in Google Chrome. I tested a few links in the Malware Domain List and didn't get any warnings from MBAM 1.45 IP Protection.

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 G1111, on Mar 26 2010, 04:47 AM, said:

Does IP Protection work in Google Chrome. I tested a few links in the Malware Domain List and didn't get any warnings from MBAM 1.45 IP Protection.
Did some more tests and it does work. I did get warnings.





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