Just trying to get there. If I just type:
in the address bar, I get the same thing.Code:www.adobe.com
I was trying to get links for another thread so the OP can get fresh downloads for Reader and/or Flash.
Last edited by carwiz; 05 Jun 2015 at 20:42. Reason: Addition
Code:https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/?promoid=KLXMF https://get.adobe.com/reader/?promoid=DINRS
Opened a new Tab then copy and pasted the first URL into the address bar. It worked!
Clicked on the second URL and it worked too.
Went back and tried www <dot> adobe <dot> com and it does NOT work.
The first link I posted on page 1 was simply typing
adobe dot com in the url and enter.
I did notice the this was added to the end com/ #
It's also not a https link like the other 2 in the code brackets
here's one I addedan "s" to it
Code:https://www.adobe.com/#
Possibly turn off the smart screen filter
I have mine off it's separate from tracking protection but it might be the tracking doo-da interfering :/
Turned it off, closed IE. Started IE after a couple of minutes and checked that it was still off. Copy and pasted the link and I still get the looping.
Also, Active X filtering has been off the whole time so that's not it.
I do have DOM Storage turned off. That may be it but I'm not going to let sites use it. They have cookies; that should be enough.
REF: DOM Storage "Cookies" - Enable or DisableLocal Storage allows Web applications to store up to 10 MB of user data. This could include data stored offline for later reading.
Last edited by carwiz; 05 Jun 2015 at 22:07. Reason: Addition
Nope, didn't work. Do you have DOM Storage turned on?
I was watching Debugger and the page keeps trying to load DOMS, clear it, then load again. I have it turned off so the page is too dumb to know it. Looks like I'm done with Adobe.
Yes that wouldn't effect anything that I know of except TechNet and some of it's features.
Ie11 you'd probably have to restart to apply any changes.
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