Why Can't I See The Pictures?
If you are unable to see the pictures at the site and only see empty boxes with little red X's then most likely your firewall settings are preventing the images from being shown. Most visitors are unaware that their firewall is causing blocked images and some do not even realize that they have a firewall installed. There are many different firewall software programs available including Norton Internet Security and Norton Personal Firewall, Zone Alarm and Zone Alarm Pro and McAfee Personal Firewall just to name a few. Windows XP even has a built in firewall.
What Is A Firewall?
In basic terms a firewall is meant to protect your system from attacks.
How Is It Blocking The Images?
Firewalls often have many settings and configuration options. It is a setting in your firewall which is preventing the images from being shown.
How Come I Can See Images On Other Websites But Not Yours?
This site uses a script (a few lines of code) which prevents something called "Hotlinking". Hotlinking is when Website A steals images from Website B by linking directly to Website B's images. The average websurfer wouldn't notice hotlinking but to the owner of Website B it would be bad because not only is Website A stealing images from Website B it is also stealing Website B's bandwidth and bandwidth costs money.
The Conflict
As mentioned above this site uses a script which prevents hotlinking. It does so by allowing only www.Breastwatching.com to request images for display. If another site (for example: www.i_steal_hugetitsighting_pictures.com) attempts to hotlink Breastwatching.com's images viewers at that site will not see pictures but would see empty boxes with red x's.
So, a setting in your firewall is blocking something called a referrer. The referrer information is provided by your browser. If your referrer is blocked or disguised Breastwatching.com is unable to "verify" you and the image will not be displayed. In essence, because your referrer information is blocked, you are being treated as a hotlinker eventhough you are not.
Solving The Problem
You have two options.
1. Disable your firewall when you visit Breastwatching.com then enable it when you leave.
2. Adjust your firewall settings.
Norton Personal Firewall
a.
Open Norton Personal Firewall and click "Options" in the top menu
and select "Personal Firewall".
b. Click the "Web Content" tab.
c. Click "Add Site" located in the bottom left and enter "*.breastwatching.com"
(without quotation marks) then click "Ok".
d. Highlight "*.breastwatching.com" in the list of sites and then
on the right uncheck the "Use default settings" on the "Information
about visited sites" section and set it to "Permit".
e. Click "Ok" at the bottom of the window and close the "Norton
Personal Firewall" window.
Zone Alarm Pro (the problem does not occur with the free version of Zone Alarm)
To
allow the referrer information to be sent to all sites:
a. In Zone Alarm Pro, select "Privacy".
b. Under "Cookie Control", click "Custom".
c. In "Custom Privacy Settings", uncheck the box that says "Remove
private header information".
d. Click "OK".
or
To
allow the referrer information to be sent to a specific site:
a. In Zone Alarm Pro, select "Privacy".
b. Select the "Site Control" tab.
c. Add the address of "breastwatching.com" (without quotation marks)
to the list.
d. Right-click the entry in the "Privacy Header Information" column
for breastwatching.com, and select "Options".
e. Uncheck the box that says "Remove private header information".
f. Click "OK".
After adjusting
your firewall settings you should now be able to view the images. Try it by
closing your browser then reopening your browser and surf to Breastwatching.com.
Refresh your browser (hit the F5 key) and you should now be in big boob heaven.
If you have any problems or questions please contact me here.