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Old 01-05-2007, 05:20 AM
Kent
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Browser problem with secure websites

Hi,

I have a Blackjack w/Cingular service. When I use the Explorer browser on it
to go to secure websites such as: my army email account, I can log in, then
when I click on an email, it kicks me back out to the log in page. On a bank
site, it will log me in, then it will say "retrieving data" but never do so.
Same issues with other secure type websites. However, on my brother's
Blackberry on Sprint he can get into these sites.

My browser does not give me error messages. I cannot log into cingular.com
to my account even as once I enter my user name/password, it begins to
download but stops (status bar goes half way across the screen, then stops).
Seems that it is having some problem as it communicates to secure sites.
Non-secure sites are not an issue. All Cingular settings are checked and
correct.

Any solutions, explanations appreciated as not sure I should keep the device
if these limitation are inherent or cannot be resolved.
--
Major, US Army
JAG Corps
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Linley Meslier
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Re: Browser problem with secure websites

Hi,

Pocket Internet Explorer does not have the required SSL to access
secure websites. You will have to invest in a robust alternative like
Opera 8.6 (www.opera.com). With Opera, I have no problem with internet
banking, ebay and accessing secure websites in multiple windows.

However the Blackjack is not in the list of supported devices. But
there is no reason for Opera not to work on your Smartphone. A trial is
available anyway(http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/products/).

Hope this helps.

Linley Meslier
Pocket PC Mauritius
Http://pocketpcmauritius.blogspot.com/


Kent wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Blackjack w/Cingular service. When I use the Explorer browser on it
> to go to secure websites such as: my army email account, I can log in, then
> when I click on an email, it kicks me back out to the log in page. On a bank
> site, it will log me in, then it will say "retrieving data" but never do so.
> Same issues with other secure type websites. However, on my brother's
> Blackberry on Sprint he can get into these sites.
>
> My browser does not give me error messages. I cannot log into cingular.com
> to my account even as once I enter my user name/password, it begins to
> download but stops (status bar goes half way across the screen, then stops).
> Seems that it is having some problem as it communicates to secure sites.
> Non-secure sites are not an issue. All Cingular settings are checked and
> correct.
>
> Any solutions, explanations appreciated as not sure I should keep the device
> if these limitation are inherent or cannot be resolved.
> --
> Major, US Army
> JAG Corps


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Kent
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Re: Browser problem with secure websites

Thanks - I will do that. It amazes me that on a new device - using Microsoft
software, that my browser has a limitation (or problem) built in it.

Maybe that is why most of my friends (and Cingular customer tech support)
recommended a Blackberry.

Merry Christmas.


--
Major, US Army
JAG Corps


"Linley Meslier" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Pocket Internet Explorer does not have the required SSL to access
> secure websites. You will have to invest in a robust alternative like
> Opera 8.6 (www.opera.com). With Opera, I have no problem with internet
> banking, ebay and accessing secure websites in multiple windows.
>
> However the Blackjack is not in the list of supported devices. But
> there is no reason for Opera not to work on your Smartphone. A trial is
> available anyway(http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/products/).
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Linley Meslier
> Pocket PC Mauritius
> Http://pocketpcmauritius.blogspot.com/
>
>
> Kent wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a Blackjack w/Cingular service. When I use the Explorer browser on it
> > to go to secure websites such as: my army email account, I can log in, then
> > when I click on an email, it kicks me back out to the log in page. On a bank
> > site, it will log me in, then it will say "retrieving data" but never do so.
> > Same issues with other secure type websites. However, on my brother's
> > Blackberry on Sprint he can get into these sites.
> >
> > My browser does not give me error messages. I cannot log into cingular.com
> > to my account even as once I enter my user name/password, it begins to
> > download but stops (status bar goes half way across the screen, then stops).
> > Seems that it is having some problem as it communicates to secure sites.
> > Non-secure sites are not an issue. All Cingular settings are checked and
> > correct.
> >
> > Any solutions, explanations appreciated as not sure I should keep the device
> > if these limitation are inherent or cannot be resolved.
> > --
> > Major, US Army
> > JAG Corps

>
>

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Old 01-05-2007, 05:20 AM
Linley Meslier
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Re: Browser problem with secure websites

I'm happy that Microsoft left Windows CE platform open for the
developer community to come up with solutions like Opera. It is my
opinion that Blackberry was an innovation and check out
www.pocketpcfreewares.com and you'll get an idea why so many people
just love their Windows mobile powered devices.

Merry Christmas to you too and be safe.

Linley Meslier
Pocket PC Mauritius
Http://pocketpcmauritius.blogspot.com


Kent wrote:
> Thanks - I will do that. It amazes me that on a new device - using Microsoft
> software, that my browser has a limitation (or problem) built in it.
>
> Maybe that is why most of my friends (and Cingular customer tech support)
> recommended a Blackberry.
>
> Merry Christmas.
>
>
> --
> Major, US Army
> JAG Corps
>
>
> "Linley Meslier" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Pocket Internet Explorer does not have the required SSL to access
> > secure websites. You will have to invest in a robust alternative like
> > Opera 8.6 (www.opera.com). With Opera, I have no problem with internet
> > banking, ebay and accessing secure websites in multiple windows.
> >
> > However the Blackjack is not in the list of supported devices. But
> > there is no reason for Opera not to work on your Smartphone. A trial is
> > available anyway(http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/products/).
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > Linley Meslier
> > Pocket PC Mauritius
> > Http://pocketpcmauritius.blogspot.com/
> >
> >
> > Kent wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > I have a Blackjack w/Cingular service. When I use the Explorer browser on it
> > > to go to secure websites such as: my army email account, I can log in, then
> > > when I click on an email, it kicks me back out to the log in page. On a bank
> > > site, it will log me in, then it will say "retrieving data" but never do so.
> > > Same issues with other secure type websites. However, on my brother's
> > > Blackberry on Sprint he can get into these sites.
> > >
> > > My browser does not give me error messages. I cannot log into cingular.com
> > > to my account even as once I enter my user name/password, it begins to
> > > download but stops (status bar goes half way across the screen, then stops).
> > > Seems that it is having some problem as it communicates to secure sites.
> > > Non-secure sites are not an issue. All Cingular settings are checked and
> > > correct.
> > >
> > > Any solutions, explanations appreciated as not sure I should keep the device
> > > if these limitation are inherent or cannot be resolved.
> > > --
> > > Major, US Army
> > > JAG Corps

> >
> >


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