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Then you need to log out, clear cache and cookies, close the browser, restart the browser entirely, and log in using the fields in the upper right corner. That is the only reason you should be getting that error.

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If it's a Beauty and the Beast retelling, that will be in either Books > Fairytales, Fables, Folklore, Legends and Myth or in Cartoons > Beauty and the Beast (Disney).

If you are using the file upload method, you need to be uploading a file in .txt format only. It should have all the proper container tags as well. I will also add that certain emoticons, such as <3, can cause the text following that emoticon to not load, since they are read as an incomplete html tag. The best way to add a story is to use the text area feature, and copy and paste your document from Word or Open Office/Libre Office. There are less formatting issues and any that do crop up are easily handled in the rich text editor window. Keep in mind that the emoticons will have the same effect, however.

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I'm clear as well, and I reinstated the alert option for Chrome, so I'll know if it starts up again.

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And thank you again! Oh, those do have significance, but I'd hate to tip my hand just yet.

I fell in love with reading so early on that I actually can't remember learning how to read. I loved words and the way you could put them together to create new and wonderful stories. From there, it was a natural progression to writing my own stories. Real life kept me from writing for a long time, but here I am again, and this time it's to stay.

One of the things I love finding in a fiction is a world that is so well written that even in a small glimpse, it pulls me right in. Pittwitch pulls me right in like that, and so have you. It's delightful, because I love to escape into my reading. Now I just need to stuff my family into closets, and then I can read.

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I have a good firewall in place via my router, and I update my AV daily. I also have Spybot's TeaTimer running in the background at all times, and I check regularly with MalwareBytes. This is why I feel safe turning off the option. Having said that, you go to Settings, then open Advanced Settings, and in the section headed Privacy, uncheck the option that says "Enable phishing and malware protection." That's it, pretty much. But you need to remember that this will mean that you won't get warnings from any site, not just AFF's false warnings.