Problem With Virus Total

[Michael]

If I load
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/81a27d50abe66f52ec4f1a948827b0654ef86be9f5f1da1b16bbfc1454e040c9/detection
into Firefox and then press the "reanalyse" button top right of
screen the button does nothing despite several mouse clicks.

If I load the same address in Vivaldi the "reanalyse" button works at
first attempt. Is this a problem with my Firefox or a known issue ?


Michael

[Jeremy Nicoll]

On Mon, 2 Mar 2020, at 17:16, Michael wrote:
> If I load
> https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/81a27d50abe66f52ec4f1a948827b0654ef86be9f5f1da1b16bbfc1454e040c9/detection
> into Firefox and then press the "reanalyse" button top right of
> screen the button does nothing despite several mouse clicks.

It works just fine for me with FF 73.0.1.

The only plugin/extension I have (apart from those that come with FF)
is the Adobe Flash one, which in any case is disabled.

--
Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own.

[Michael]

I just have adblock plus extension , just tried again with the website
address and still have the same issue.

The only changes I have made to Firefox is to stop Firefox recommended
extensions, by going into about:config.

Michael

[Paul in Houston, TX]

Change your UI to FireFox/72.0.0 or just FireFox and try it again.
I've found quite a few UI sniffer sites don't recognize the latest FF
numbers.

[Michael]

I have found the programme responsible, my "Kaspersky Security Cloud
antivirus". I found that out by pausing ""protection",then I was able
to click on the reanalyse button at the Virustotal website.

Michael

[Brian]

Interesting. I have Kaspersky Total Security installed plus the Firefox
add-on, Kaspersky Protection and the link works fine - Firefox 73.0.1
Windows 10
Brian

[Andy Burns]

Michael wrote:

> If I load the same address in Vivaldi the "reanalyse" button works at
> first attempt. Is this a problem with my Firefox or a known issue ?

Works here ...

even with uBO and full-on anti-tracking settings

[Nobody]

On Tue, 3 Mar 2020 20:57:32 +0000, Andy Burns <use...@andyburns.uk>
wrote:

Ditto Win 10 Home... Ffox 73.0.1..

[Michael]

I have the Kaspersky add-on removed from Firefox but still see Kaspersky
green (tick ?) marks in google results.

Kaspersky add-on also doesn't appear in ccleaner for being with Firefox.
To be honest I would like Kaspersky removed from Firefox but see no
option to do so.

Is their somewhere deeper in Firefox settings that might show a
relationship with Kaspersky ?

I only have Firefox on one machine (Windows 7) but if I instal it on the
others they will probably get the same Kaspersky issue.

Michael