Nokia E5 - Automatic Connection to BT Wifi / Fon /...

I have a Nokia E5.
I often connect to the internet on it using BT Wifi / Fon / Openzone connections. These require me to enter login and password details into a webpage and submit every time.
Is there a way I can configure a connection to automatically log me in when in a connection zone?
// Have tried Menu > Control Panel > Settings > Connection > Destinations and adding a new access point then configuring manually EAP plug-in settings. I think this should work if I knew what the right settings were and had / knew which was the appropriate authority certificate //
Has anyone managed to get this working with bt wifi?

Good question. Difficult to answer. I tried hard and could not find any EAP support in the UK, one-and-a-half years ago.
Ask one of your acquaintances with an Android device to install the free Wifi Analyzer. Within that tool, please, go to Settings (wrench icon) » Show full securities and tick that. Then go back and have a look at your Wi-Fis. If its states [WPA2-EAP-CCMP][ESS], you have found a base station (ESS) which does EAP in WPA2 with AES/CCMP encryption.
Unfortunately this way, you cannot determine which outer EAP tunnel type and which inner EAP tunnel type is/are used. Therefore, have a look at the documentation of the provider of that base station. There are rumors FON does EAP-SIM, however, I have not found a single spot, yet.
Beside EAP, sometimes it is possible to dissamble the HTML form and create a hyperlink (URL) which contains the paramaters already. If you use that URL as default page, you are logged in automatically. Again, I never tried to made up such a URL myself and did not find one either.
Nevertheless for FON, they provided the FON WiFi Connection Manager for Nokia Phones. However, I never used it. Devicescape’s Easy Wi-Fi in version 3?

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