There was little problem, but it’s fine for now

@djcargo: Hi, I don’t run any ads or malware in the WWSGD plugin. If you’re seeing it, it must have come from elsewhere. Can you send a screenshot or link to where you’re seeing this and I can investigate?

@richardkmiller after installing WWSGD, Chrome shows me info, that there’s untrusted scripts, that my blog want to load. In Chrome console I found that info: https://roweroweporady.pl/pobierz/seth.jpg

with some strange link, leading to marketing site: https://lore.circulate.com/rysc?fid=lrttum

And this gonna happened only when WWSGD is turned on. So if it’s not malware, what it is?

If you need to address questions or issues with the plugin please post on the plugin support forum:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/what-would-seth-godin-do/

@djcargo thanks for this screenshot. No one has ever reported anything like this before. Can you also enable the plugin, so you can see the error, then show source in your browser, and copy and paste the HTML somewhere where I can see it? I’d like to know if that foreign script is mixed in with the WWSGD HTML.

@bdbrown Ok, I’ll do it.

@richardkmiller https://roweroweporady.pl/pobierz/view-source.html

@djcargo Thank you. I don’t see the link to lore.circulate.com in that HTML. Did you see the error that time?

If you reset the WWSGD settings (back to the default settings) do you still see the error?

If you use a different browser do you still see the error? (Maybe the foreign link is from a browser extension?)

@djcargo Any update on this? I’m glad to help where I can.

Hi @djcargo were you able to figure out what you were seeing? If this is resolved and you feel you can kindly delete or change your 1-star review, I would be very appreciative.

Best regards,
Richard

@richardkmiller I reset the plugin, and problem dissapear for now. I how it will be good, because plugin makes good job.

@djcargo Thank you! I appreciate it! Let me know if you see any further issues in the future!