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Okay, I had this issue some years ago, and received a very unsatisfactory response from the forum, which I will paraphrase as "Oh, you just write an exception for it the same way you would for any firewall rule...". xheralt, your only other posts on this forum that were replied to are in ...

Okay, I had this issue some years ago, and received a very unsatisfactory response from the forum, which I will paraphrase as "Oh, you just write an exception for it the same way you would for any firewall rule...". The point of course is that I don't write firewall rules for a living, nor...

I had completely forgotten about this post, not to mention my registration to this forum, because, well, I'd used the (potentially dangerous but simple) workaround of simply disabling ABE. No more problem, no need to check back. Had to reset my password to reply to this! What reminded me was that Ru...

It is NOT a case of NoScript as-a-whole blocking this website, I'd be posting in a different thread otherwise; in spite of the gaps in my tech skill, I can distinguish at least that much. Javascript white- or black-listed for webbeams.com|rap.nnu.com MAKES NO DIFFERENCE. The specific Firefox warning...

I suspect your answer will generally be the same as the answer to mine, in this thread: http://forums.informaction.com/viewtopi ... =23&t=2115

Watch for a response there.

Sorry, I haven't managed to get both myself and my laptop into said coffeehouse until now. The redirect takes the form of:
https://rap.nnu.com/login?dst=http%3a%2f%2fyour_home_page.*

Would this be a SYSTEM or USER rule?

A local coffee shop I frequent uses the webbeams.com wifi access service; ABE objects when my normal homepage request is redirected to the webbeams login by the hotspot's access server. I'm a fairly ordinary user, I've never written a firewall rule, so the exhortation "It's just like that, it's...