ie5.aol.com

[Vox Urbana]

MAS b1 just reported that it allowed ie5.aol.com to be
installed as proxie. AOL is not and never has been on
this computer. MAS Should have shot that pig down before
it could fly. I reversed it, of course -- why should my
computer skip my network settings to travel out to
aol.com?

We need a menu link to the blacklist and whitelist so we
can supervise the decision process a bit more.

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Check out the URL's in browser hijack restore settings. I wonder if this
was a default setting from when the machine was new--put in by the OEM, for
example? At any rate, if you find it in those settings, you can choose
whatever URL you wish to replace it.