Yep Now ti works. I just hit reload but will clearn the cache from my chrome anyway at some point probably when I run my clean up program as it does all of that for me. Cool cool and blessings.L

I'm stll getting the anti-phishing warning/block from Norton. But only on my Windows 10 machine. On Android and Windows Vista machines, no problem. I've white-listed groups.io in my Norton

Not that I object to seeing cat pics, but this will be very helpful! :-) -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I

Where else but from Mark can you get support like this? Great Job Mark. I am sure we all appreciate all that you do for the group owners, members, and Groups.io. Thank You Doug

Sarah, please hold down the shift key while clicking the browser reload button. You're viewing a cached version of the site. I just changed the maintenance page so that hopefully it won't be cached in

Great job, Mark -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs Friends ® Founder & Executive Director, The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation

Well, I didn't look at the site updates status on the beta groupas of yet, , however now it is in this maintenance mode. It should be back by I think 1 something. Here is a screen

Changes to the site this week: CHANGE: Added meta headers to the maintenance page to hopefully prevent caching. NEW: There's now a status page for the service, at http://status.groups.io CHANGE:

I suspect an alternative would be to limit the actual picture data size rather than pixel count. Some picture formats (such as Jpeg) are much more efficient than bitmap images. I know some web sites

Marina wrote: My group is formed by linguists who generally have a fairly good command of English, yet several of them marked as spam the invite from Groups.io, although I had sent several notices

I use Firefox on Windows10 and AVG. Never received any warning. Apart from yesterday's blackout, everything seems OK. Marina

My group is formed by linguists who generally have a fairly good command of English, yet several of them marked as spam the invite from Groups.io, although I had sent several notices about the

one member who was blocked yesterday just got in! -- -LeeAnne ECIR Archivist

I should clarify something I wrote: That should be to *have Mark* resize the existing photos down to something smaller. Dano

Hi Mark, I'm using Firefox, and am in with no problem. Thank you - this will be a big help (on all fronts, especially yours. Here's hoping that it stays rather empty). Ginny -- Ginny T.

my Norton Suite is also generating the exact same warning pages and blocks as shown below... -Glenn

Thank you SO much for doing this, Mark, fantastic. I have a question if I might: I will be moving a rather large list in a week or so, and I wanted to try to keep my group's size down to 1 GB.

Thanks, Mark. Amusingly (or not), when I tried to click on the new status site link, for the first time (using FF), I got that dreaded message: When I clicked on Advanced, here's the cert info: No

I'm also having no problems. I'm using Kaspersky and have tested my own site and here with IE11 and Firefox. Sue