I’m getting a strange security warning on miscellaneous sites (any site, really, like Spiegel.de, Google.com, or this blog). This happens using Windows Firefox 1.0.4. The alert reads “unable to verify the identity of gmail.google.com as a trusted site.” Which is strange, since I’m not on gmail.google.com – and I don’t have any Gmail alerts running in the background either. (According to the Firefox dialog, the certificate which can’t be verified was issued by Thawte SGC Ca/ Thawte Consulting (Pty) Ltd. three days ago.) The problem persists after uninstalling all Firefox extensions, running Spybot and AdAware, and replacing Firefox with the newest Deer Park Alpha.
It’s a long domain name, but is it the longest?
*It’s “www dot the longest domain name in the world and then some and then some more and more dot com.”
The phpSitemapNG tool allows you to create a Google Sitemap automatically.
Google release a new format for their AdSense links, Nathan Weinberg notes. These are the kind of links which lead to a page full of nothing but AdSense ads (and webmasters are not getting paid for the actual click on the first link). They are now available in 4 horizontal formats ranging from 468x15 to 728x15.
Also see: 15 Common Mistakes by Google Adsense Publishers that Violate the ToS.
Some are seeing Google Scholar linked from the Google homepage.
>> More posts
Advertisement
This site unofficially covers Google™ and more with some rights reserved. Join our forum!