Try to create a new/clean profile. A clogged profile is the source of most of
the browser related issues.
I should have noted that I have tried that. Also of note is that this is
happening on more than one computer. Most secure sites are working just fine.
Firefox 29.0 did not have this problem at all. There must be a recent change
that triggered this.
I haven't mentioned that version differences are also important, since you
wrote that "I have this problem on the windows build of Firefox 30 but not on
the GNU/Linux Mint Build of Firefox 30.0". I personally haven't tried online
banking in Abrowser 30 yet, however, you should try to install
After searching for the output message, I found that you're using a
third-party application called Webmin, which I don't know. According some
reports, it looks that the problem is with this program, and not within the
browser.
http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php?topic=122704.0
I've been having trouble logging in to a bank account too recently. I
couldn't even log in with Firefox. Eventually out of desperation (and knowing
that banks are fairly good at security and compensation) I tried
(cough)ie(cough) on a non-GNU/Linux workstation. Even that didn't work until
I
I ran across this as well. I suppose that it could be webmin, but something
has changed in abrowser. Version 29 worked fine and still does. 30 is the
issue. I would just go back to 29 but eventually whatever is causing this
should be known or dealt with. If it's a bug we can have it fixed. If
Well, browser updates may introduce incompatibilities which doesn't
necessarily mean that the application is buggy, however, I really doesn't
know Webmin at all so I cannot comment on this. Your best bet is (in my
opinion) to report the problem directly to the developers and hope that
someo
I figured out a setting in Abrowser that by changing allows access into
webmin again. Still no luck on my banking site.
If you go into about:config and change network.http.sendRefererHeader to a
value of 2 it allows webmin. I'll try to dig into what the differences there
are in the mint bui
When I download the official build of Mozilla Firefox(64-bit) for GNU/Linux
and run it I am able to login to my bank web site. I am still not able to
under windows and I'm not able to in Abrowser. There has to be something
specific to the Abrowser build of Firefox that is making it not work.
Try turning on third party cookies. They're disabled by default.
I have problems with Abrowser 30 too. I cannot log into 'trello.com'
directly. And like alucardx's banking site, they worked fine with its
previous version. I thought it was a problem with the website since it does
not run properly on all web browsers but now even I agree to alucardx's
rema
I tired after enabling them but didn't work for me.
Did you try changing the referer header like alu?
This didn't have any affect. Is there anything else unique to abrowser?
Referer headers are disabled by default in abrowser 30. There are addons such
as RefControl and Referrer Control which you can use for per-site settings.
So the only reason this happens is the default settings in Abrowser.
Worked for me.
This is not a solution at all. But when complaining about the browser, always
restart it without extensions if you use any. Back in the days of Netscape
Communicator, that was not an issue. Today it is. And browser plus one
extension or plugin means another app.
I had this issue too. Alucardx's solution worked for me. I've quoted the
relevant steps below:
" ... go into about:config and change network.http.sendRefererHeader to a
value of 2 it allows webmin."
I uninstalled and reinstalled Abrowser, using Synaptic. Then changed the
setting above. Th
Glad it helped BinaryDigit. After having fixed my problem trying to get to
webmin I'm still fighting with my bank website.
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