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Home Depot site is dysfunctional

Firefox Web compatibility
jbr replied
glenn_varnon
glenn_varnon

I am using Firefox on a LLinux Mint 22.3 - MATE 64-bit operating system.

Recently, I went to www.homedepot.com. The page did not fully load. It just kept trying to load the page. I waited for a few minutes and tried to do a search for an item I wanted. I got a message that indicated: "OOPs! some went wrong. Try refreshing the page."

I tried refreshing the page. I got the same situation. The page would only partially load and each time I did a search, I got the same "Opps!" message.

So, I went into setup and deleted my cache. This did not help. I also uninstalled Firefox and reinstalled it. That still did not help.

I started up Google Chrome. I went to the site and it worked just fine. So there is something wrong with Firefox.

I am using Firefox on a LLinux Mint 22.3 - MATE 64-bit operating system. Recently, I went to www.homedepot.com. The page did not fully load. It just kept trying to load the page. I waited for a few minutes and tried to do a search for an item I wanted. I got a message that indicated: "OOPs! some went wrong. Try refreshing the page." I tried refreshing the page. I got the same situation. The page would only partially load and each time I did a search, I got the same "Opps!" message. So, I went into setup and deleted my cache. This did not help. I also uninstalled Firefox and reinstalled it. That still did not help. I started up Google Chrome. I went to the site and it worked just fine. So there is something wrong with Firefox.
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jbr
jbr
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That might be their security.

One thing to try is spoof your OS, instead of Linux to e.g. Mac headers, there are addons that can help as addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/user-agent-string-switcher/

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