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PremioOscar last edited by

Hello guys,

I can't get my website to be loaded on Firefox, why's that?
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Kara.Wallace Subscriber @PremioOscar last edited by

No problem.
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PremioOscar last edited by

thanks a lot, i think that it's just the connection then as we are having very very slow internet connection today.

I know I have the issue of repsole.com and www.repsole.com. I wished it was the only one

I am currently fixing all this issues.

Thanks again!
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Kara.Wallace Subscriber @Kara.Wallace last edited by

You can try doing some troubleshooting by disabling some add-ons and testing in Safe Mode.

Give this a whirl: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-using-safe-mode

Mike
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Kara.Wallace Subscriber @PremioOscar last edited by

It is working for me in Firefox 23.

What version are you using?

Mike

PS you have a canonical issue with repsole.com and www.repsole.com both resolving to the same page.
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PremioOscar last edited by

repsole.com
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Kara.Wallace Subscriber last edited by

Can you provide the site address?

Mike
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