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**IndyRacing** · Yesterday 23:57

Originally Posted by IndyAssMan [View Original Post]

FYI. For those of you trying to remove the 's' from https but it keeps redirecting back to https. There is a setting you can change in the browser to prevent it from redirecting.

I had to do this to stop my Microsoft Edge browser to prevent it from automatically redirecting from http to https.

Whatever browser you are using, search for How to turn off "Automatically switch to more secure connections".

Even though I would remove the "s", until I changed the setting to not switch to secure connections, I could not connect on my phone, thanks for the tip.

**IndyAssMan** · 09-08-25 13:00

FYI. For those of you trying to remove the 's' from https but it keeps redirecting back to https. There is a setting you can change in the browser to prevent it from redirecting.

I had to do this to stop my Microsoft Edge browser to prevent it from automatically redirecting from http to https.

Whatever browser you are using, search for How to turn off "Automatically switch to more secure connections".

**Kevrob911** · 09-08-25 12:50

Opera, based on FireFox browser opens http (and https) websites without complaint. Its fast and has a good home screen for bookmarking your favorites.

I would advise all of you to browse via a VPN so that your activity, passwords, etc. Cannot be tracked for this site or any other.

**Cocknee** · 09-07-25 13:28

Originally Posted by AsianK [View Original Post]

Login problems and 502 error has shed some light to some of us. We are all eager to be on this forum.

I noticed less irrelevant comments / questions on the board. People starting random debates for no reason.

I am glad to be back on the forum.

Glad, until you're not. They will be back soon when they figure it out.

**ScrewLoose** · 09-05-25 19:35

Originally Posted by AsianK [View Original Post]

Login problems and 502 error has shed some light to some of us. We are all eager to be on this forum.

I noticed less irrelevant comments / questions on the board. People starting random debates for no reason.

I am glad to be back on the forum.

I have been having 502 error on my phone for about 3 weeks. But works on my pad absolutely fine. Welcome back.

**AsianK** · 09-05-25 16:05

Login problems and 502 error has shed some light to some of us. We are all eager to be on this forum.

I noticed less irrelevant comments / questions on the board. People starting random debates for no reason.

I am glad to be back on the forum.

**OldScavenger** · 08-28-25 22:44

Originally Posted by TigerKing [View Original Post]

I did what JustDan suggested. The site is in my search history so when I hit the letter you the site address appears obviously. I then take the cursor back to the https and delete the s. Works for me. I have no problem on my iPad it's just my iPhone. Using safari on both devices. Hope that made half way sense.

Deleting the 'S' worked for me too.

I have saved the shortcut on the homescreen of my tablet, and for years had always worked, but this time after I deleted my History, it gave me the 502.

**TigerKing** · 08-28-25 20:55

Originally Posted by TheTalos [View Original Post]

Blocked out for a week or so. Down loaded Firefox. Firefox works on my tablet but not on my phone. WTF? Extremely annoying.

I did what JustDan suggested. The site is in my search history so when I hit the letter you the site address appears obviously. I then take the cursor back to the https and delete the s. Works for me. I have no problem on my iPad it's just my iPhone. Using safari on both devices. Hope that made half way sense.

**TheTalos** · 08-28-25 12:31

Blocked out for a week or so. Down loaded Firefox. Firefox works on my tablet but not on my phone. WTF? Extremely annoying.

**JustDan** · 08-26-25 09:28

Originally Posted by Indyjc01 [View Original Post]

I've been encountering issues using http for sometime. Whether it was http or https I can't remember. I've just been using the "www." address for a long time and letting things play as they may. Was still getting the message from time to time. I use Firefox and have my save cookies and history turned off. Still would encounter the problem. Would just close the browser, relaunch and try again.

Looks like based upon the number of postings today more guys have been able to get in today and post than the last several days.

Www. Hasn't worked for me now for the last week or so. It seems to be all chromium based browsers (Edge, Chrome, Brave, some others). I've had to switch to Firefox as it doesn't force https after typing in the URL with or without www. Glad you got in though. I know sharing this info on the place that is being problematic is not ideal but feel free to share this info.

**Indyjc01** · 08-25-25 19:49

Originally Posted by JustDan [View Original Post]

Whoever maintains the site messed up a config for https connections (secure). Browsers are trying to be more secure for people by default. That means we should all be using https websites. If you do not specify http: we now all go to https but the site isn't setup for it and fails. We used to always stay with http. So if you see the nginx error. Go to your url and remove the s from https while still on the page and hit enter. This helps me.

I've been encountering issues using http for sometime. Whether it was http or https I can't remember. I've just been using the "www." address for a long time and letting things play as they may. Was still getting the message from time to time. I use Firefox and have my save cookies and history turned off. Still would encounter the problem. Would just close the browser, relaunch and try again.

Looks like based upon the number of postings today more guys have been able to get in today and post than the last several days.

**GSpotGilligan** · 08-25-25 17:36

Originally Posted by JustDan [View Original Post]

Whoever maintains the site messed up a config for https connections (secure). Browsers are trying to be more secure for people by default. That means we should all be using https websites. If you do not specify http: we now all go to https but the site isn't setup for it and fails. We used to always stay with http. So if you see the nginx error. Go to your url and remove the s from https while still on the page and hit enter. This helps me.

You're the man for this one. Didn't even think about it, but works for me. Nice call out and appreciate it.

**JustDan** · 08-24-25 17:22

Whoever maintains the site messed up a config for https connections (secure). Browsers are trying to be more secure for people by default. That means we should all be using https websites. If you do not specify http: we now all go to https but the site isn't setup for it and fails. We used to always stay with http. So if you see the nginx error. Go to your url and remove the s from https while still on the page and hit enter. This helps me.

**Fonzy** · 08-23-25 11:26

I'm on the iphone 16, at&t network, also having problems logging in, but no problems on my mac desktop.

**Jeast72** · 08-23-25 00:02

Originally Posted by Jeast72 [View Original Post]

I don't know about Macs but iPad and iPhone with Safari had a setting that changed on an update a good while back that kept the site from loading. I don't remember the setting that caused it but you should be able to find the discussion by searching safari on this thread. Haven't personally seen any issues with Chrome on Apple or Android so no suggestions for that. While we're discussing IT issues, anyone know how I can get my Android spellchecker to stop changing "that" to "that". LOL.

I guess the spellchecker on this site works, it changed "t h a are" back to "that".