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Originally Posted by Bifta
Normally it's actually specifying a proxy server that causes the failure, if you do have one specified, unspecify it. The same thing occurred with an old host of mine when I was an NTL customer.
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Yes, manually specifying a server for http/https will break it, hence my question. Either you remove the proxy or add an exception rule. However - you will usually get some sort of error message rather than just "page cannot be displayed".