> Sounds like they are running some sort of 'nanny' service. They are probably using a > proxy server to do so. It may be setup in your firefox and IE settings already > (probably why you do not see it when you goto chrome as you just installed it). > > If you type in an invalid address (like www.abc.xyz) in the title bar if you land on > a either centurylinks web page or the 'squid I cant find your site' page you know you > are using a proxy server. >
When I had my Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) set to OpenDNS, it took to their search page, and when I had it cleared out it took me to a Centurylink search page.
> This sort of thing is usually configurable in the web browser. I think Firefox > defaults to 'global' settings. Which means use IE's settings. This could have come if > you installed any software from your ISP when they first set you up. > > You only notice it now because someone borked up the nanny list. > > If that is what it is...?
Well, they did send me an install disc way back whenever. >:-/
....I'll have to look into how to configure my browser settings - if that would help anything at all.
Or I may have to call up my ISP and ask them if they know what's going on. I'd bet good money they'd try to offer me bundled bungled T.V. & satelite internet service.
Thanks for your help. Any other suggestions are still welcome.
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