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I am not receiving certification error dialog box so far on Internet Explorer 11 32-bit 
I am not receiving certification error either and the site has been running well. It's faster and the pages are no longer loading forever like before
I've put back the previous ad company, as the new one was giving much lower results.
So unfortunately the "loading forever" is often back
What I could maybe do is use the new one by default for registered members only, and the old one for visitors.
So unfortunately the "loading forever" is often back
What I could maybe do is use the new one by default for registered members only, and the old one for visitors.
"slow for editing", you mean for opening an admin page and/or for saving?
There is no ad on these pages, so when these are slow it usually means that the server has a heavy load at that time, often caused by a lot of bots from Google and others that visit the site for indexing.
The heaviest operation amongst the basic ones for a database is doing updates/edits.
For the redirection, that's more annoying I hope it won't happen more, as it is difficult to track the faulty ad (knowing which one of the two providers is the source, and even reporting it, as they may use a different intermediate site for the redirection)
The current main provider (Sovrn) is normally a "clean" one, as it is member of a group trying to separate good and bad ads, for making ad blockers that block only annoying ones (also what Chrome is planning to include in the future)
https://www.betterads.org/members/
There is no ad on these pages, so when these are slow it usually means that the server has a heavy load at that time, often caused by a lot of bots from Google and others that visit the site for indexing.
The heaviest operation amongst the basic ones for a database is doing updates/edits.
For the redirection, that's more annoying
I hope it won't happen more, as it is difficult to track the faulty ad (knowing which one of the two providers is the source, and even reporting it, as they may use a different intermediate site for the redirection)The current main provider (Sovrn) is normally a "clean" one, as it is member of a group trying to separate good and bad ads, for making ad blockers that block only annoying ones (also what Chrome is planning to include in the future)
https://www.betterads.org/members/
must be a crappy ad somewhere, but as two providers are used in case of such redirection I don't know how to find from where it comes.Our main provider is amongst the clean ad companies, and the second one seems to use only Google ads.
So a bad ad must be a case the slipped through the checks.
Did it continue to happen and so you stopped to use the site at that moment, or did it stop by itself after?
Sorry I don't remember, Antoine
I'll let you know if I can recall that and look it at the inspect element when it pops up again (I blocked the offending site for now).
I'll let you know if I can recall that and look it at the inspect element when it pops up again (I blocked the offending site for now).
Right after I logged in, this came up with load of CPU cycles and memory hog:
console.log('[sovrn] DOCUMENT CLOSED z289508');",7000);</script></body></html><script src="//vap1yyz1.lijit.com/adcfg?zoneid=289508&tid=284e2f8553a444979e89cb53df286- 932b3178ffd&mode=1&dmn=imcdb.org"
console.log('[sovrn] DOCUMENT CLOSED z289508');",7000);</script></body></html><script src="//vap1yyz1.lijit.com/adcfg?zoneid=289508&tid=284e2f8553a444979e89cb53df286- 932b3178ffd&mode=1&dmn=imcdb.org"
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It was the only thing I found under Inspect Element information at that time
I'll try to keep on looking for the [sovrn] Banner script if a page takes up CPU cycles and Memory resources.
I'll try to keep on looking for the [sovrn] Banner script if a page takes up CPU cycles and Memory resources.