Does E52 support calling HTTPS URLs with the brows...

Hi,
does anybody happen to know if HTTPS websites (SSL encrypted web pages) can be browsed with E52?
On some pages i found that SSL/TLS support is reported as "no" for this handy, which i do not understand, since this is a basic feature nowadays...
Thanks and best regards
Alexander
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Yes, you have the same OS and Opera mini is Java. I noticed that the default browser doesn't allways show all the content. That could be a problem filling in forms etc... Opera mini has no issues.
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