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Browsing Problems
Of course it could be a nameserver issue which is easy to fix by using one
of the free ones instead in your router. Google free name servers.
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"Brian Gaff (Sofa)" wrote in message
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It all looks fine from here as far as new log in etc, so its fine on
Virgin with waterfox.
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"Chris J Dixon" wrote in message
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I know there are a lot of folk around here who are deeper into
these matters than me, so I'm looking for a way forward. If the
error messages were a bit more helpful, I might know where to
look.
I have a problem with Nottingham Playhouse login which is
puzzling me, and although it may be caused by something they have
changed, it looks like resolution is down to me. I would welcome
any advice.
If, using my desktop, on
https://nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk/my-account/
I click on
the silhouette to log in, the popup in Firefox reads "Firefox
can't open this page.
Other browsers just show an icon and
"tickets.nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk refused to connect."
Using
https://www.whatismybrowser.com/
"Your web browser is:
Firefox 87 on Windows 10
Your web browser is up to date
Your Web Browser's Settings:
Is JavaScript enabled?
Yes - JavaScript is enabled
Are Cookies enabled?
Yes - Cookies are enabled
Are Third-Party Cookies enabled?
Yes - Third-Party Cookies are enabled"
Our laptops behave the same.
My Android tablet using Firefox shows:
"Blocked by X-Frame-Options Policy
This page has an X-Frame-Options Policy that prevents it being
loaded in this context"
Our mobiles behave the same on wi-fi.
However, my partner's work laptop using a VPN works OK, as does
her mobile using data.
I can't find any settings in browser, Virgin Media, Kaspersky or
Router that suggest they might be involved.
Initially, Playhouse said:
"... the issue may be due to strict security settings on your
devices that block cross-domain traffic - put simply, our booking
page has two domains. One for our website itself and one for our
ticketing system.
I have turned off Enhanced Tracking Protection for the Playhouse
site, but it doesn't help.
The Virgin Media box is in modem mode feeding a Netgear Nighthawk
R7000.
I'm really not sure now where to look to address the issue.
Chris
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