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Funny thing: I followed the link to http://folkopedia.efdss.org/wiki/List_of_historical_tunebooks,_some_of_which_are_available_on_the_i | Funny thing: I followed the link to http://folkopedia.efdss.org/wiki/List_of_historical_tunebooks,_some_of_which_are_available_on_the_i | ||
| − | nternet which Chris Partington posted in a tradtunes message some time ago. When I did this on my Macbook Pro from Safari or Opera, I got the page. When I gave the URL to | + | nternet which Chris Partington posted in a tradtunes message some time ago. When I did this on my Macbook Pro from Safari or Opera, I got the page. When I gave the URL to firefox, I get a message saying the page doesn't exist, and inviting me to create it. Somehow this doesn't seem like the way it oughta work. So I thought I'd post a discussion message, and see if anyone has any idea what's going wrong here. |
The page wasn't just recently deleted; after I got the failure from firefox, I went back to Safari and Opera, fed them the same URL, and they found it instantly. So it looks like there's something in folkopedia that doesn't like firefox, and refuses to send at least this one page to it. | The page wasn't just recently deleted; after I got the failure from firefox, I went back to Safari and Opera, fed them the same URL, and they found it instantly. So it looks like there's something in folkopedia that doesn't like firefox, and refuses to send at least this one page to it. | ||
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| + | [I notice that as of Dec 16, 2014, the above URL works with Firefox on my Macbook Pro.] | ||
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Funny thing: I followed the link to http://folkopedia.efdss.org/wiki/List_of_historical_tunebooks,_some_of_which_are_available_on_the_i nternet which Chris Partington posted in a tradtunes message some time ago. When I did this on my Macbook Pro from Safari or Opera, I got the page. When I gave the URL to firefox, I get a message saying the page doesn't exist, and inviting me to create it. Somehow this doesn't seem like the way it oughta work. So I thought I'd post a discussion message, and see if anyone has any idea what's going wrong here.
The page wasn't just recently deleted; after I got the failure from firefox, I went back to Safari and Opera, fed them the same URL, and they found it instantly. So it looks like there's something in folkopedia that doesn't like firefox, and refuses to send at least this one page to it.
[I notice that as of Dec 16, 2014, the above URL works with Firefox on my Macbook Pro.]