Rick Moen wrote:
>> That latter point means that you go to https://myfavouritewebsite.com
>> and no you don't get the portal page - you get a certificate warning.
>> Given that most people these days will have https URLs cached in their
>> browser, you have to manually and explicitly try and
Quoting Simon Hobson (si...@thehobsons.co.uk):
> That latter point means that you go to https://myfavouritewebsite.com
> and no you don't get the portal page - you get a certificate warning.
> Given that most people these days will have https URLs cached in their
> browser, you have to manually
> On 8 Mar 2021, at 14:08, Steve Litt wrote:
>
> Rick Moen said:
>
>> The above is a vexing problem for travelers w/laptops who prefer to
>> specify their own choice of nameserver and still use hotel/motel WiFi
>> (and wired ethernet, actually). Best case, you have to disable your
>>
Rick Moen said:
>The above is a vexing problem for travelers w/laptops who prefer to
>specify their own choice of nameserver and still use hotel/motel WiFi
>(and wired ethernet, actually). Best case, you have to disable your
>nameserver IP override long enough to navigate the captive portal, and
