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Request New Features or Software (Free Home Updater) / Re: Search Bar
« Last post by Benjamin on Today at 09:22:01 PM »Totally agree
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Request New Features or Software (Free Home Updater) / Search Bar
« Last post by Domenic on Today at 12:22:49 PM »It would be nice if the search bar would filter the list as you type. Just trying out this software and the search feature is not easy to use.
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Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / Re: PatchMyPC website and firefox
« Last post by ferreirah on Today at 09:57:28 AM »Hi,
Windows 11 64 bit with all the updates, Latest Firefox 64 bit for Windows.
Go to "Settings", "General Settings", "Network Settings".
Scroll right to the bottom.
Tick "DNS over HTTPS".
You can choose either "CloudFare" or "Next".
Click OK to Apply.
Close and open Firefox again.
I am attaching screenshots.
I hope it helps.
Please let me know if you could reproduce.
H.F.
Windows 11 64 bit with all the updates, Latest Firefox 64 bit for Windows.
Go to "Settings", "General Settings", "Network Settings".
Scroll right to the bottom.
Tick "DNS over HTTPS".
You can choose either "CloudFare" or "Next".
Click OK to Apply.
Close and open Firefox again.
I am attaching screenshots.
I hope it helps.
Please let me know if you could reproduce.
H.F.
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Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / Re: PatchMyPC website and firefox
« Last post by Jake Shackelford (Patch My PC) on Today at 08:53:55 AM »If you'd like by all means, we can dig in and see if we can reproduce.
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Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / Re: PatchMyPC website and firefox
« Last post by ferreirah on Today at 07:57:21 AM »Hi,
I managed to figure out the solution. If you enable "dns over https" in network settings in firefox, then I can't access your site. I tried "Next" as well as "CloudFare" and they both failed. If you disable this option, then Firefox works perfectly. These 2 are secure dns providers used by Firefox. I tried it with and without my vpn and I can confirm that it does work if you leave this option off. It's in the network settings of Firefox. I can provide you with a screenshot if you need it?
H.F.
I managed to figure out the solution. If you enable "dns over https" in network settings in firefox, then I can't access your site. I tried "Next" as well as "CloudFare" and they both failed. If you disable this option, then Firefox works perfectly. These 2 are secure dns providers used by Firefox. I tried it with and without my vpn and I can confirm that it does work if you leave this option off. It's in the network settings of Firefox. I can provide you with a screenshot if you need it?
H.F.
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Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / Re: PatchMyPC website and firefox
« Last post by Justin Chalfant on Today at 07:29:16 AM »Does this work? https://patchmypc.com/
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Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / Re: PatchMyPC website and firefox
« Last post by ferreirah on Today at 07:28:08 AM »I tried it also with my vpn off and got the same result. I am using cloudfare as the secure dns service in firefox.
H.F.
H.F.
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Request New Features or Software (Free Home Updater) / Re: more java versions and whose java?
« Last post by Adam Cook on Today at 03:06:37 AM »Kindly see this link for list of supported products for the Home Updater: https://patchmypc.com/home-updater#products
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General Questions (Free Home Updater) / Re: Licence Agreement for Home Updater
« Last post by Adam Cook on Today at 03:05:28 AM »Yes
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Report Bugs and Issues (Free Home Updater) / Re: PatchMyPC website and firefox
« Last post by Justin Chalfant on Today at 01:43:30 AM »Could you provide some more details about what you are seeing? Maybe some screenshots or a video?