Any GNU/Linux Gurus. Need Help
Leroy H <[email protected]>
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GNU/Linux serves my needs except for paying some bills. It seems that some commercial sites, for whatever reason, do not interact too kindly with GNU/Linux versions of the standard browsers. For example, try this link with a recent install of the Firefox browser: <https://auth.proofing.statefarm.com/login-ui/login?> Don't worry. You don't need a StateFarm account. But the link should produce a "Server Not Found" error which is inexplicable. As I indicated, this occurs with GNU/Linux Firefox and also with GNU/Linux Iron browser (based on Google Chrome). <https://www.srware.net/iron/> So why is this happening? What is so different about the GNU/Linux environment that causes this to fail? I am forced to use Firefox on Micro$lop Winblows (yecch!) to access this site and pay my insurance bills. I encourage any readers of this post to try to access the above link with a GNU/Linux browser and report the result.