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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

firefox defaulting to https and getting domain not found error. changing autofill did not work.

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ksanger
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I just used amazon.com to place an order. Plus I've logged into google+ to see my gmail. Now both google and amazon try to access through https but I'm no longer logged in and I get an error message. "Wikimedia Foundation, Domain Not Configured".

Never had this issue before today. I use Firefox on multiple devices.

In the browser I type amazon.com and get the error. Or I type http:\\www.amazon.com and get the error. I didabled autofill as suggested. Browser FF 21.0, running under Ubuntu 12.04, is no longer usable. Must I load another one?

I just used amazon.com to place an order. Plus I've logged into google+ to see my gmail. Now both google and amazon try to access through https but I'm no longer logged in and I get an error message. "Wikimedia Foundation, Domain Not Configured". Never had this issue before today. I use Firefox on multiple devices. In the browser I type amazon.com and get the error. Or I type http:\\www.amazon.com and get the error. I didabled autofill as suggested. Browser FF 21.0, running under Ubuntu 12.04, is no longer usable. Must I load another one?

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philipp
philipp
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hello ksanger, does it work if you type "72.21.215.232" into the address bar instead of amazon.com? if so it might be some sort of dns redirection issue/malware...

you could also try to reset firefox & please bring it up-to date too: Update Firefox to the latest release