If you’re a Firefox user, you may have had trouble visiting Femulate lately. Depending on its security settings, Firefox may insist on an HTTPS connection, which Femulate currently lacks.
I remembered seeing an HTTPS option in my blog’s settings, so I sashayed over to investigate. Sure enough, there it was: “HTTPS availability.”
I clicked the gray button to enable it, expecting a simple fix.
Instead, Blogger informed me: “SAVE FAILED” and “You have not been authorized to use this domain. Please follow the settings instructions.”
I clicked RETRY, hoping Blogger might reconsider.
It did not.
I scratched my wig, trying to figure out what to do next.
Then I asked AI, which supplied a list of steps to solve the problem. With my painted fingers crossed, I started working through them.
Things broke down halfway through step two.
I decided to eat lunch.
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Which hosting service are you using? Which domain registry are you using? I ask because I'm using Namecheap for my domain registry, and with Blogger, I had no problems setting up HTTPS. But it takes a few minutes for everything to go in sync. Does your domain provider have a "help desk" where you can ask questions?
ReplyDeleteIf I can help, just let me know
I had no trouble with my phone.
ReplyDeleteJust sent you an email with a few ideas. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThis worked for me: Firefox Settings > Privacy and security > DNS over HTTPS - advanced settings > Manage exceptions > add: femulate.org
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