The issue with sites like TSR is not that the CC is malware. We demand more variety when it comes to shady practices! (grabs a protest sign) The vast majority of Mac users don't want or need it, but it keeps getting shoved in our faces whenever we visit sites that detect our operating system before deciding what kind of clickware to put in front of us. Or that somehow allows third parties to carry out these practices. It's a legitimate product (whether it's a quality product or not is a different matter) with really shady marketing practices. Technically speaking, MacKeeper isn't malware. No matter how tempting it is to download some very cute piece of CC, never compromise security on your computer. For example, Mac users have serious issues with malware known as MacKeeper, and which can be involuntarily downloaded through ads shown on sites such as MediaFire.

It's true for everyone, whatever the OS, and not only Windows users. In general, it's unsafe to be on Internet without using an ad blocker. I wouldn't say the same about some sites such as MediaFire and AdFly, which redirect to malware and are always dangerous even with an ad blocker. As long as you always have an ad blocker active, TSR is pretty safe to use. It will block viruses, because viruses are hidden in ads there, and not in TSR's site itself. Whatever TSR tells you, and no matter how much time your downloads take there, never download anything there without an ad blocker. You can get viruses from The Sims Resource if you don't have a good ad blocker. Hope this and everyone who worries about TSR : (be sure to have an ad-blocker on this one) If you have a website that is safe and has quality CC then post the link and I'll put in here! Since people are always looking for them. So I wanted to do a post about some safe custom content web sites.

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