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Un, I've been logged in most of the afternoon, active or inactive. No problem here. I was even logged out (timed out) and had to log back in. No problem.
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"“The duty of a patriot is to protect his country from its government.” – Thomas Paine
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Saw that with Firefox this morning. Shut down/restart browser did the trick for me.
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Firefox is being stubborn. Closed the browser, opened the browser, cleared the cookies, cleared the cache, cleared the history, shut down the 'puter, still the same message. Now came in through IE."“The duty of a patriot is to protect his country from its government.” – Thomas Paine
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To resolve the issue in Firefox, you need to delete the one cookie that goes to this web site.
In Firefox
1. Options
2. Privacy
3. Click on remove individual cookie link.
4. Carefully scroll the the angeryamerican.net
5. click it (once)
6. press the delete key
6. Restart BrowserComment
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Make sure you have the AA window closed before you clear the cookieComment
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Un, that worked. Thanks."“The duty of a patriot is to protect his country from its government.” – Thomas Paine
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I'll give that a shot on the iPad. It crossed my mind - well, what's left of it after 3 pm (veg-mind time) - but I DID find a false lead into the sight, just from a history link to the dark side. I got a site index page - but all the links went to the same "too many redirects to load page" error message. In Safari, I'll have to clear ALL my cookies - I can't just pick one like on the PC - maybe I'll end up just wearing the iPad out and moving on to a "real" device... LOL.Comment
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Houston we had a problem . It's working now ???Comment
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Well, that worked!Comment
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You can delete just one cookie on the PC, how depends on what browser you are using. I posted instructions for Mozilla.Comment
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Sorry in advance I know your all going to get a laugh from my dumb hick ass but what is a cookie anyways ? And not the kind you eat either.Comment
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It's a file, or piece of code stored on your computer specific to a web site. For example, Google and Amazon store cookies on your computer, to identify your computer, and what you have searched for to allegedly present you with relevant advertising. For this web site, it would store a token that keeps track of what you have read, some preferences, etc.
In short, it is a site specific bit of data.Comment
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SacOriginally posted by Sacajawea View Post
I posted how to do it up above or in your other thread. It worked for me just deleted the AA site webdata
See your ipad thread
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