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1.1 - What information does ProZ.com collect and share about me?
When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information in your browser, mostly in the form of cookies. This information is mostly used to make the site work as you expect it to. The information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalized web experience.
Third party services may need to access this information —for example, Google can use it to offer you accurate ads, or Facebook and LinkedIn may need it when you want to share something from ProZ.com onto their websites.
Because we respect your right to privacy, you can choose not to allow some types of cookies. If you disable both Targeting cookies and Social sharing cookies, no information will be shared with third party services like Twitter, Facebook, etc.
If you receive an Incorrect password error message when trying to log into your ProZ.com account, make sure that you are entering the password you selected when creating your account (or your new password if it was changed at some point in the past) and that the caps lock function in your keyboard is not activated. Also, make sure you have spelled your password correctly and that it does not contain non-ASCII characters.
3 - My IP seems to have been reported as malicious. What should I do?
If you receive a Your IP has been reported as malicious message when trying to login to the site, this may mean that your IP was marked as malicious by StopForumSpam.com.
You can check if your IP was marked as malicious here. If you confirm your IP has been marked as malicious by StopForumSpam.com then you can appeal for removal of your IP address from their ban list here.
If your IP has not been marked as malicious by StopForumSpam.com, then please submit a support request so that staff can look into this further.
If your email address has changed, please submit a support request specifying the email address you originally used to register with the site, as well as your username.
8 - 不能登陆,这是由于用户名或密码包含非ASCII字符。
Because ProZ.com's login forms now expect usernames and passwords to be entered in Unicode, if your username or password was previously entered using non-Unicode characters, you may be unable to sign in.
If you know the encoding in which your username and password are stored, visit the non-Unicode login page, set your browser to use the correct encoding, and sign in. (See this FAQ to learn how to set the character encoding in your browser.)
If you do not know the original encoding of your username and password, or if you still have trouble signing in, you can change your username and password to use Unicode characters by following the instructions on this page.
14 - Why does Internet Explorer say There is a problem with this website's security certificate?
If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 or earlier, or if you use Internet Explorer under Windows XP (or Windows 7 with certain configuration settings), you may see the message There is a problem with this website's security certificate when viewing secured (SSL) pages on ProZ.com servers.
This happens because those versions of Internet Explorer don't understand the technology ProZ.com uses to serve secure SSL web pages. (ProZ.com switched to this technology, called SNI, in November 2014, to increase security for ProZ.com-hosted web applications).
You can resolve this issue by taking one of the following actions:
If you use Internet Explorer version 6 or earlier, upgrade to a more recent version.
If you use Windows 7 and see this warning in Internet Explorer, you may need to enable the TLS protocol. Go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Advanced, and under Security, tick the checkbox for each of the options labeled Use TLS {version}.
If you use Windows XP or earlier, no version of Internet Explorer supports this secure site technology. You can use a different browser such as Chrome or Firefox to view the secure pages without warnings.