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marybourg

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7. True, that's why I warned to OP

Reply to JayhawkSD (Reply #6)

Fri Mar 17, 2017, 12:56 AM

Mar 2017

to be careful. I've never had a problem with Cnet as long as I was careful to get the program I wanted. I keep my computers too long to be happy with going to producer sites, where they generally want to download only their newest version.

With Cnet I've always been able to get the version I need, but it's true, they've been getting more and more overrun. But somehow, I still trust their downloads, and I don't know of another site carrying older versions that I trust.

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Web pages and even Twitter now cover 1/2 the page with advertisement! I want to see the whole [View all] Maraya1969 Mar 2017 OP

In recent months I've noticed a distressing PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2017 #1

Ad Blocker Plus. marybourg Mar 2017 #2

Do not use Cnet for any downloads. JayhawkSD Mar 2017 #6

True, that's why I warned to OP marybourg Mar 2017 #7

Just out of curiosity... JayhawkSD Mar 2017 #8

Oh, I do update Malwarebytes marybourg Mar 2017 #9

Turn off your Java Script... defacto7 Mar 2017 #3

use a program like NoScript its a nuisance sometimes but you get the choice to allow or block on a msongs Mar 2017 #4

Good program... defacto7 Mar 2017 #5