I expected to receive responses from profesionals to find sollutions.I am wasting a lot of time because of an update not required.
If your proposals are to change the protection, when we are speaking about one of the market leading products, I will not waste time to explain you that if this happened to me can happen to millions of users worldwide. If you live out of the real world... please, continue. For the rest, yes, the Norton is updated, and yes, Windows is correctly updated. And about if the problem is in my computer, the response is that Norton didn't show alerts like this since this XP was mounted as new, and that this alert only appears during the 2.12 upgrade. More clues ? About to change to Microsoft protection, I prefer to don't reply. If you don't see the difference... About to put the Seamonkey in the white list... please, are you proposing to put the browser as a program that will not be tested searching viruses and attacks ???!!! Because tu put it in that list is to order the firewall that it does not review it's activities. Fantastic. Justin, David, yes, I can recover the dll from the backup. But nobody has explained the real cause. A high alert is a very serious warning. And as developer, I would be very nervious about this. Because, or Norton will try to annoy my browser, or something very rare is in my 2.12 dll. And if the problem is from Norton, this false positive would need a very hard comentary to them. I have sended the file to Symantec, but seems that nobody more concerned about doing things as they should. Fix the problem causing the alert. This is the thing really disturbing. I expect that this will be a FALSE, and not a real security problem of this dll !! _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
