Hi!
That blur message triggers because browser shortcuts like Command + D shift focus away from the page, which the plugin’s security features interpret as a potential content-scraping action.
This behavior is addressed in our newest version, which introduces a Protection Levels setting. To fix this:
- Update the plugin to the latest version if you haven’t already.
- Go to your WordPress Dashboard and open the plugin settings.
- Locate Protection Levels and change it from Balanced or Strict to Relaxed.
- Save your changes.
Switching to the Relaxed option on the latest version will prevent the warning message from popping up when you bookmark pages.
Give that a try, and let us know if you need anything else!
Thread Starter
DebT
(@debbiet)
Thank you for the quick response! I was not able to update the plugin through WordPress, maybe it’s too soon. So I deleted it and installed the new version.
The Relaxed setting does stop the blur when bookmarking a page, but then I can drag gallery image thumbnails (Imagely plugin) to my desktop. They are saved as .webloc files, but I can open the image in my browser and then drag it from the window to my desktop. It then has the original file name and the image is full size and resolution.
I then tried Balance and then Strict, which both allow the drag and drop of gallery thumbnails.
I don’t think that was a problem with the previous version of your plugin. Any chance I can get that, since I deleted it?
Thread Starter
DebT
(@debbiet)
Give that a try, and let us know if you need anything else!
Don’t mean to be a pest, but please read my response above and let me know your thoughts. Patiently yours, DebT
