Brian

Darcy2,

Thanks for verifying my theory. I have seen weird behavior when switching between the HTM and source code modes as well, but have not seen javascript code get injected into a page. I will continue to determine what will cause the code to get injected. The problem is that our pages were injected back in September, but the advertisements did not show until last week. Did the code injection occur every time or only sporadically when you were using Firefox? Which version of Firefox and FoxLingo were you using?

I viewed the page source for “https://difference-between.com/english-language/kind-sort-and-type/#.UNLEQI1FDDc” but could not see any code that looks out of place. Can you provide an example of the “hash” code that you are referring to? How many pages were injected with the “hash” code? Are the pages stored in individual files or is the page content stored in a database? I may have some ideas for getting rid of the “hash” code.

Thanks!

Darcy2,

I am currently investigating the issue in regards to how “FoxLingo” works within Firefox and our .NET HTML control. I believe that the FoxLingo extension is somehow causing the injection of the Javascript code via the automatic translation when a page is displayed. In our case it would be when the .NET HTML editor page is displayed. In your case it would be when the page where you post your comments is displayed. I am assuming that this page has some text area or a HTML editor field for entering your post. I will communicate my findings if I discover anything useful. Please communicate anything that you may find.

Have a great holiday!

Darcy2,

We are experiencing this same problem at my location. The Javascript code is being injected into HTML code being edited with a third-party .NET HTML editor. Do you happen to have the language translator “Foxlingo” installed as a Firefox extension on your computer?

Thanks,

Brian