Washington Post is a verified publisher, but they also blocks Brave users from accessing their website by default. Visitors get a large overlay urging them to disable ad blocking. You can’t dismiss the overlay and you can’t scroll on pages.
Is this? or shouldn’t this be prohibited under the BAT Publisher TOS?
I am a SUBSCRIBER to the Washington Post and had no problem accessing their site – except for videos. (Since I downloaded the latest version of Brave, I had no problem with the videos.
Until today – 3-19-2019.
The message is that the site was either downloading malware or stealing log in credentials. Really? The Washington Post? Why that particular error message. Is that true?
This is my homepage. Should I simply ignore it – or do you know something about the Washington Post that I don’t. Brave admin – please reply.
I’m using Windows 10 on a Dell Desktop. Now it’s blocking The New York Times where I’m also a subscriber and earlier today briefly blocked the the Wall Street Journal.
@rxycf, @2da,
Can you please confirm whether or not you were using the Muon (v0.26x or earlier) browser or the latest release of Brave, v0.61.52 (at the time of writing this)?
Thanks. I did download the latest version, and the problem did disappear. Still exists on the old version, but the the latest version is fine, and I prefer the new interface (easier to set home pages).