David B. wrote:
On 09/01/2019 15:57, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Paul wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Your system *injected* the code.

If you look at headers, he spends most of
his time on a Mac, so you'd be looking for
an *Apple* inspired injection mechanism.


Such "security" snakeoil is not confined to Windows. Whatever the code
is not on the site.

Silly question then - why has the site been blocked to 'tools' which
scour websites for 'information' - just 'sour grapes' perhaps?

I'm easily confused, I don't deny that! ;-)

Whatever you're currently doing, why don't you
use "Save As" "Web Page Complete", then drag and
drop the various web site files you find in your
Download area, onto a Text Editor ?

This will show you the contents of the web site, as
delivered in a set of files.

If you're seeing some text on the website, use your
Windows Search to find the file that has matching
text. Any additional text you don't find in the
file, could well be injected somehow.

This method doesn't cover all possible web site design
methods, but will help you with the simpler ones.

Paul