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Firefox 92.0.1 (64-bit) for Windows does non work on www.t-mobile.com

I simply moved to T-Mobile and when accessing this site, clicking on the login button takes several minutes to get to the login screen. After entering the username, it takes several more minutes to go to the countersign screen, later which information technology takes boosted minutes for the post-obit fault message to be displayed.

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My Chrome and Edge browsers on Windows handle this site fine, as does Firefox on an M1 Mac running Big Sur, and safari on my iPhone - this is the simply browser/OS setup that fails. I have cleared caches and cookies but nothing resolves this issue.

I would like to continue using Firefox but need to admission this site. Whatsoever suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks and regards,

Howard

I simply moved to T-Mobile and when accessing this site, clicking on the login push takes several minutes to become to the login screen. After entering the username, it takes several more minutes to get to the password screen, after which it takes additional minutes for the post-obit mistake message to be displayed. Looks similar we got our wires crossed. We weren't able to process your request at this time. Please endeavour once again later. My Chrome and Edge browsers on Windows handle this site fine, as does Firefox on an M1 Mac running Big Sur, and safari on my iPhone - this is the only browser/Bone setup that fails. I accept cleared caches and cookies but nothing resolves this issue. I would like to continue using Firefox only demand to access this site. Whatever suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thank you and regards, Howard

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Fred -

Cheers for these suggestions! I am now able to log in to the t-mobile site. As I thought, the problem was not a corrupted profile, but creating a new contour allowed my to debug the consequence from a known adept configuration.

The new profile immune me to successfully log into the site, afterwards which I gradually started calculation data and extensions from the original profile, verifying correct functioning at each step. The last thing I did was update the default settings, and that uncovered the result. When I selected "Enable HTTPS-Simply Manner in all windows", the login process failed. Even though the t-mobile site is an https site as would be expected, their user id and countersign verification processes invoke a variety of scripts and boosted websites. Apparently, one or more of the sites running these processes do not accept https. When accessing standalone http only sites with this way selected, Firefox will display a dialogue to enquire if y'all want to go on with http, but if that message was created it was never visible, and those processes simply timed out causing the log in failure.

I have now reverted to my original contour, selected "Don't enable HTTPS-Just Mode", and everything is working every bit it should. Thanks again for your timely responses and for standing to provide new information. Accept a slap-up weekend!

Regards,

Howard

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Fred -

Thank you for the prompt reply! Unfortunately, the beliefs is exactly the same in safe mode, and McAfee is the just security software I'k running. In that location are no error messages other than the "... wires crossed... effort over again" I mentioned in my post. Flushing the caches and cookies was the kickoff thing I tried, and as I said, the site works fine using Firefox on my Mac, as well as with Chrome and Border on Windows and Safari on my iPhone. Actually strange...

Fred - Thanks for the prompt reply! Unfortunately, the behavior is exactly the same in condom mode, and McAfee is the only security software I'm running. There are no mistake messages other than the "... wires crossed... endeavor again" I mentioned in my mail. Flushing the caches and cookies was the first affair I tried, and as I said, the site works fine using Firefox on my Mac, as well as with Chrome and Edge on Windows and Safari on my iPhone. Actually strange...

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Fred -

Thanks once more for more suggestions - all tried and even so the same result. This is almost puzzling since the site works fine with the other browsers on Windows and iOS, and with Firefox on Mac.

Regards,

Howard

Fred - Thanks again for more suggestions - all tried and still the aforementioned upshot. This is most puzzling since the site works fine with the other browsers on Windows and iOS, and with Firefox on Mac. Regards, Howard

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Fantabulous Fred - Thank You! Looks similar you have boosted insights into the support org that I don't have.

I just compared the settings on my Mac and Windows FireFox browsers (both at 92.0.1 (64-scrap), and with the exception of a few that weren't relevant, they were identical. I changed some settings to make them consistent on both machines, and the MacAir still works and the Windows version does not.

Really curious...

Regards,

Howard

Excellent Fred - Thank You! Looks like you have additional insights into the back up org that I don't have. I but compared the settings on my Mac and Windows FireFox browsers (both at 92.0.i (64-bit), and with the exception of a few that weren't relevant, they were identical. I changed some settings to make them consequent on both machines, and the MacAir still works and the Windows version does not. Actually curious... Regards, Howard

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Fred -

Thanks for these suggestions! I am now able to log in to the t-mobile site. As I thought, the problem was not a corrupted contour, but creating a new profile allowed my to debug the upshot from a known good configuration.

The new profile allowed me to successfully log into the site, after which I gradually started adding data and extensions from the original contour, verifying right operation at each step. The terminal affair I did was update the default settings, and that uncovered the issue. When I selected "Enable HTTPS-Only Mode in all windows", the login process failed. Fifty-fifty though the t-mobile site is an https site as would be expected, their user id and password verification processes invoke a variety of scripts and boosted websites. Apparently, one or more of the sites running these processes do not have https. When accessing standalone http just sites with this way selected, Firefox will display a dialogue to ask if you lot want to go along with http, but if that message was created it was never visible, and those processes but timed out causing the log in failure.

I have now reverted to my original profile, selected "Don't enable HTTPS-Just Mode", and everything is working as information technology should. Thanks again for your timely responses and for continuing to provide new information. Have a great weekend!

Regards,

Howard

Fred - Thanks for these suggestions! I am at present able to log in to the t-mobile site. As I thought, the trouble was non a corrupted profile, but creating a new profile allowed my to debug the result from a known good configuration. The new profile allowed me to successfully log into the site, after which I gradually started adding data and extensions from the original profile, verifying correct operation at each footstep. The terminal thing I did was update the default settings, and that uncovered the result. When I selected "Enable HTTPS-Only Mode in all windows", the login process failed. Even though the t-mobile site is an https site as would be expected, their user id and password verification processes invoke a diverseness of scripts and additional websites. Plain, one or more of the sites running these processes exercise not take https. When accessing standalone http only sites with this mode selected, Firefox will brandish a dialogue to inquire if you desire to go on with http, but if that message was created information technology was never visible, and those processes but timed out causing the log in failure. I accept now reverted to my original profile, selected "Don't enable HTTPS-Simply Mode", and everything is working as it should. Thank you again for your timely responses and for continuing to provide new information. Take a slap-up weekend! Regards, Howard

Modified October one, 2021 at 10:59:52 AM PDT by hij2001

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