I scanned downloads before and found no issues either but was just a little spooked with the bright red screen one day and the reason being "malicious downloads"I have been using render-state quite a bit and have not had any issues. It has become my primary backup for if F95 doesn't have what I am looking for (as I would prefer to check around before submitting a request).
So far, all of my downloads there have worked perfectly.
I have Malwarebytes Browser Guard installed and it has blocked specific downloads on other sites (usually with a phishing warning), but never once for render-state.
Same Problem, don't know its a Thing because of Norton, have Norton also...I used to use the site all the time. Now, the page loads, but the links all go to a xervoo.net message saying site cannot be reached. Not sure if it's the links or if it's my Norton that's blocking it. I have given up on the site for now. Too bad -- it has a ton of great stuff. I just can't get the links to work anymore.
So must be Norton. Here's what I get now when I click on ANY download link from the site:You must be registered to see the linksworks fine.
I've never gotten that error and I've been using Render-state for a long time now. Use uBlock Origin with your browser.So must be Norton. Here's what I get now when I click on ANY download link from the site:
This site can’t be reached
The webpage atYou must be registered to see the linksmight be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED
Either you're not using an adblocker and getting some redirect ad, or the websites stating that xervoo.net is a browser hijacker virus are telling the truth.Here's what I get now when I click on ANY download link from the site:
Xervoo is a adfly like site (a site putting ads before you reach the link, used by some sites to pay the bills), so it was probably reported because it had suspicious ads. It's, alas, frequent that the bad guys trick this kind of site in order to spread their virus/malware.Either you're not using an adblocker and getting some redirect ad, or the websites stating that xervoo.net is a browser hijacker virus are telling the truth.
As of late, I'm also noticing that once you get past all of the Adfly-like stuff. The Mega link ask for a decryption code to download. I haven't discovered what that code is but if anyone comes across it, let me know.Xervoo is a adfly like site (a site putting ads before you reach the link, used by some sites to pay the bills), so it was probably reported because it had suspicious ads. It's, alas, frequent that the bad guys trick this kind of site in order to spread their virus/malware.