Michael Ströder wrote:
Ron wrote:
On 18/10/2014 10:30, David E. Ross wrote:
On 10/17/2014 6:31 PM, Ron wrote:
when I enter a http://xxxxxx address it changes to https://xxxxxx
I read that the browser remembers that it was a https: address at one
time & changes it. How can I stop this? Are the adresses stored somewhere?
Often, this is the result of the Web server for http://xxxxxx
redirecting to https://xxxxxx. Thus, it is not a SeaMonkey problem.
Or someone installed the HTTPS Everywhere addon.
addon not installed and if I type the address in IE it doesn't change to https
Maybe web site sent HTTP header "Strict-Transport-Security" before.
If yes, the browser will always replace http://xxxxxx with https://xxxxxx when
accesing site xxxxxx.
Check in the Data Manager whether your browser stored that for xxxxxx.
Ciao, Michael.
Thank you Michael, that was the setting I was looking for:
When I ticked the block box on Use Strict Transport Security for the
site It worked again.
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