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Firefox doesn’t know how to open this address, because one of the following protocols (x-webdoc) isn’t associated with any program or is not allowed in this context.

Aarish Maqsood
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I got stuck with this. Please help. I will be grateful to you for this.

I got stuck with this. Please help. I will be grateful to you for this.

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jonzn4SUSE
jonzn4SUSE
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It would help us help you if you provide more information like steps to replicate and screenshots.

Aarish Maqsood
Aarish Maqsood Question owner
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Try the highlighted link in the screenshot. The following link will be directed to page of aqua republica game. I have also attached screenshot of problem, while following the link of game.

https://cap-net.org/aqua-republica-serious-games-for-water-education-training-workshop-and-pilot-use-in-schools-in-buenos-aires-september-24th-2015/

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I think the person who posted that made a mistake, and the URL was meant to just be the home page of the site.

In other words, instead of

x-webdoc://F4F182E8-B23B-4572-BBEC-691F12C7D1E7/capnet.aquarepublica.com

it was meant to be

https://capnet.aquarepublica.com

If you run a websearch for "x-webdoc" an article comes up indicating this can be caused by specifying a "relative" link on some system. I didn't study the details.