Midori issue

[rbdflyboy]

Sounds like apples and oranges, thanks for confirming, off to find another browser.

[Wirezfree]

'HTTPS URLS won't load' explained here - https://wiki.xfce.org/midori/faq LL uses 256bit SSL :p

This is odd.. I just read your comment on using http.
So I opened another tab, and copied the link to this thread.
I removed the "s" so now http, and hit enter, it brought me back here, but with http.
I hit the quote button, and it worked, I have your quote above.
But the url then changed back to a "https"
So How do I keep everything http on LL Forum.?,
I can change it manually to http, but If I click on any link, and it's back to https

Dave

[Valtam]

Try this version of Firefox - https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/...13.tar.bz2 running at 88mb of ram on Forums vs FF 33 running at 138mb ram on Forums Still considered one of the best FF builds ever, I tend to agree. The only drawback is internet technologies have moved on since 2010, so some things may not work as you'd expect.

[anon222]

'HTTPS URLS won't load' explained here - https://wiki.xfce.org/midori/faq LL uses 256bit SSL :p

midori purged
It's lightweight but sometimes that's not the best solution.
68.000 lines of code vs milions in Firefox an Chrome can't be compared.
I've also tried Slim Boat but it didn't displayed the LL forums properly.

[pete284]

I had some issues with Midori and have now switched to QupZilla. I find this a fast browser and more compatible with websites.

[shengchieh]

Try "start anew".  Remove the hidden file associated w/ midori.  I don't see .midori - others is it something else?
Then install midori and do everything as before.

sheng-Chieh

[Valtam]

Try "start anew".  Remove the hidden file associated w/ midori.  I don't see .midori - others is it something else?
Then install midori and do everything as before.

sheng-Chieh

Why would he do that if midori doesn't support 256bit SSL?