AD on wordpress
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I notice advertisement hyperlinks on my site such as hyperlinks on my test gift, fill out etc. I never put hose links but somehow it shows up on firefox. Does anyone experience this?
It's showing up this url
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Thank you all
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Hey,
It's not showing up on my Firefox, which makes me think it could be one of your Firefox addons which is doing it. Try disabling your plugins through entering
about:plugins
As the URL, then try reloading the page.
All the best,
Stuart
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I don't see these links in Firefox or anything in the source code that screams "ads".
I suspect they are being added either by a browser addon you have installed (since you only mention that they appear in Firefox) or some other adware you have on your computer.
Try disabling all browser plugins to see if the links are still there.
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