No. It's a query code for the URL (that's the ';http://www.yahoo.com'; part). It's just a way for their server to identify a previous session you made to the site or the code for a specific page.
It's not evil. Just ignore it.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
I have /?r693=1241090156 on the end of my yahoo.com in my address bar. What is it and how do I get ride of it?
I try to type in yahoo.com but something is adding /?r693=1241090156 right back on the end of yahoo.com. Is something trying to hijack my yahoo.com home page??I have /?r693=1241090156 on the end of my yahoo.com in my address bar. What is it and how do I get ride of it?
No. It's a query code for the URL (that's the ';http://www.yahoo.com'; part). It's just a way for their server to identify a previous session you made to the site or the code for a specific page.
It's not evil. Just ignore it.bob hair
No. It's a query code for the URL (that's the ';http://www.yahoo.com'; part). It's just a way for their server to identify a previous session you made to the site or the code for a specific page.
It's not evil. Just ignore it.
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