Browser Issues?
#1
Browser Issues?
I routinely use Firefox as my browser - and it has (previously) worked for this forum. Now I find that when I try to get on with Firefox, I am simply returned, time and time again, to the log-in screen.
I can access the forum with IE but really don't like to use this buggy, insecure, non-standards conforming piece of trash.
What has happened?
Pretorien
I can access the forum with IE but really don't like to use this buggy, insecure, non-standards conforming piece of trash.
What has happened?
Pretorien
#2
#3
I routinely use Firefox as my browser - and it has (previously) worked for this forum. Now I find that when I try to get on with Firefox, I am simply returned, time and time again, to the log-in screen.
I can access the forum with IE but really don't like to use this buggy, insecure, non-standards conforming piece of trash.
What has happened?
Pretorien
I can access the forum with IE but really don't like to use this buggy, insecure, non-standards conforming piece of trash.
What has happened?
Pretorien
#7
My Firefox is working fine....
I mean, maybe the original poster needs to double check his browser.
Tools>Options>Privacy. Half way down are cookies. Either that was unchecked or you have an anti-virus program that is too uptight. Cookies let sites know when visitors return and enable user names to be saved. Without them you are anonymous.
It's not a Firefox problem. It's his Firefox problem. Period.
I mean, maybe the original poster needs to double check his browser.
Tools>Options>Privacy. Half way down are cookies. Either that was unchecked or you have an anti-virus program that is too uptight. Cookies let sites know when visitors return and enable user names to be saved. Without them you are anonymous.
It's not a Firefox problem. It's his Firefox problem. Period.
#8
My Firefox is working fine....
I mean, maybe the original poster needs to double check his browser.
Tools>Options>Privacy. Half way down are cookies. Either that was unchecked or you have an anti-virus program that is too uptight. Cookies let sites know when visitors return and enable user names to be saved. Without them you are anonymous.
It's not a Firefox problem. It's his Firefox problem. Period.
I mean, maybe the original poster needs to double check his browser.
Tools>Options>Privacy. Half way down are cookies. Either that was unchecked or you have an anti-virus program that is too uptight. Cookies let sites know when visitors return and enable user names to be saved. Without them you are anonymous.
It's not a Firefox problem. It's his Firefox problem. Period.
My A/V prgram (Trend) does not cause problems with any other site
This happened after I upgraded to Firefox 3.06 and has persisted in 3.07 -perhps it is a version issue.
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