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My solution to that is to open http://example.com/ http://example.com/ (instead of, e.g. Google) after connecting to Wi-Fi. It doesn't use SSL (so it works) and
by nandhp 12y ago
My solution to that is to open http://example.com/ http://example.com/ (instead of, e.g. Google) after connecting to Wi-Fi. It doesn't use SSL (so it works) and I have little use for it the rest of the time (so if the Firefox DNS cache gets messed up, it doesn't matter).