Safari 5: Can't connect to Smile internet banking
Hi All,
Anyone else having problems connecting to Smile's internet banking? It works in Safari 4 and every other browser I throw at it.
https://welcome23.smile.co.uk/SmileWeb/start.do
I get the following error:
Safari can’t open the page “https://welcome23.smile.co.uk/SmileWeb/start.do” because Safari can’t establish a secure connection to the server “welcome23.smile.co.uk”.
Thanks,
Treadmill
Odd. I can connect to that page without errors with Safari 5 (on an XP SP3 box).
If you're game for some basic principles troubleshooting, we can try to work out what is going wrong, Tread.
The first thing I'd check on is whether this is a systemwide problem or a user-account specific problem. (This isn't going to be a cure in itself, but it should give us a heads-up on the most profitable lines of troubleshooting we should try next.)
From the Start menu, choose Control Panel.
Open Add or remove user accounts (If using the Classic View in Windows Vista, open User Accounts. Then open Manage another account).
Select Create a new account and follow the instructions to complete the account setup process. (Give the new account full administrative rights.)
Once the new account is created, choose Log Off from the Start menu. Log into the newly created user account. (Don't use fast user switching to move between accounts.)
Launch Safari in the new account, and try opening the web page again. Do you get the same error or does it open properly this time?
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