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Thank you cluberti. Attached is the file, strange as this sounds, Google, Facebook, and Yahoo just started acting normal again. And I swear, I have not changed anythign on my PC!!!!
Thank you cluberti. Attached is the file, strange as this sounds, Google, Facebook, and Yahoo just started acting normal again. And I swear, I have not changed anythign on my PC!!!!
Well, that is odd. I notice all of your queries are HTTP tunnels (SSL requests) over port 443. Is that intentional?
The question I guess should be, in the address bar - did you type http://www.google.com, or https://www.google.com? The behavior I see is the latter, so if you didn't type https to visit google, then something is definitely interesting about your browser.
I typed google and then hit Ctrl/Enter. I just tried it a few times more and it always resolves to https, even if I type out the full url of http://www.google.com it reverts back to https. I have never noticed this before......
Last edited by rich27; 26 Jun 2012 at 20:08. Reason: spelling
Wow. That is *not* normal...
I guess the only thing to do is to wait until the problem re-occurs, and then get another trace. In the meantime (to be ready for your PC's behavior), open Fiddler, go to Tools > Fiddler Options, click the "HTTPS" tab, and click to check the box labeled "Decrypt HTTPS Traffic" and click the OK button (if you receive any prompts to install and/or trust a certificate, please affirm by clicking "Yes" or "OK"). You can then close fiddler and be ready for next time, I guess.
I'm wondering though, in your case, if there isn't something else installed on this PC that is causing it that isn't Windows or IE-related at all...
Ok, the problem just started happening again. Attached is the Fiddler file, I first went to this web site, very slow, then went to Google, and after about a minute a page came up with a certificate error, I continued on and after a delay Google loaded under https as before. I'm beginning to think maybe this has to do with my Internet provider Comcast because we had a power cycle here last night and then this started happening again. I also tried to reset the cable modem and Linksys E4300.....did not resolve the issue.
Last edited by rich27; 28 Jun 2012 at 09:33. Reason: forgot attachment