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| 274013 | 2004-09-20 02:11:00 | I'm trying to log in to Hotmail, but keep maxing out the redirection limit as though cookies are blocked (they aren't) and therefore can't access the page... I can sign in fine with 2 other addresses on the same pc - problem only with one particular address. I'm using Firefox, and I've just checked using IE on the same pc- no problems. I usually have cookies selectively blocked with firefox, but I've tried allowing all and still no joy. Do I need to raise the redirection limit (can i, and how?), and if so, why do the other 2 addresses work fine??? Any ideas appreciated, Spartacus |
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| 274014 | 2004-09-20 02:38:00 | In the Firefox address bar type about:config , then filter for redirect. There should be an option to change the network.http.redirection-limit. Double-click to change. |
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| 274015 | 2004-09-20 03:02:00 | > In the Firefox address bar type about:config , > then filter for redirect. Thanks for that Antmannz - didn't notice the filter box before, it must have been staring me in the face too hard! I changed the limit to 50, and the following message came up: ------------------- The .NET Passport service is currently unavailable at this Web site for one of these reasons: • The site may contain an error or be experiencing a problem that affects the .NET Passport service. • The site may not be an official .NET Passport-participating site. ------------------- Now I can't see that this applies to Hotmail, esp since IE handles it fine, and other addresses work in Firefox, so I'm still stumped... Spartacus |
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