How do I make ShareBuilder a trusted site in Internet Explorer?

For customers that use Microsoft's Internet Explorer to browse the internet, adding ShareBuilder to your list of Trusted Sites will ensure that your browser will work correctly with the ShareBuilder web site. The Trusted Sites list allows you to bypass your browser's general security settings for specific web sites. During your visits to trusted sites, cookies will be accepted and JavaScript will be enabled, both of which are needed to access all of ShareBuilder's features.

Note: If you are using Firefox, you will need to accept ShareBuilder cookies and enable JavaScript separately

1. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options…
2. Click the Security tab.
3. In the Web content zones box, click Trusted Sites.
4. Click the Sites... button to open the Trusted Sites window.
5. Uncheck the box for Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone.
6. Type "*://*.sharebuilder.com" in the field provided, and click Add.
7. Click the OK button to close this window, then click OK again to close the Internet Options window.

If you are using an older version of Internet Explorer or if you would prefer not to add ShareBuilder as a trusted site, we recommend that you contact Microsoft for assistance with any difficulties that you may experience in using ShareBuilder.

Disclaimer: By adding ShareBuilder to your Internet browser's "Trusted Sites" list, you will be able to bypass the common default security settings while visiting the ShareBuilder web site. If you choose to make other changes to your Internet browser's individual "Security Settings", please be aware that these other changes will apply not only to the ShareBuilder web site, but to all web sites you visit with your browser. Any changes to your browser's security settings can potentially make your computer more vulnerable to third-party intrusion, theft, damage or unwanted viewing of confidential information and damage to important software programs. ShareBuilder is not liable for any damages you may experience as a result of any changes you make to your Internet browser settings, including but not limited to, special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.