Problem with websites

Have you tried Chrome?

(nb. Chromium is not Chrome).

  Yes I did and it wasworse than with Firefox.I also tried Mirodiand this was worse as well. As of right nowFirefox is the best performing browser on Ubuntu.

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In your opinion ;)

 I totally agree withyou but Java works with Firefox quite well. Any idea what am Iam doing wrong?

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 I just triedChromium simply to ensure I am not missing anything and I had thesame problems I have with Firefox.
Additionally I havethe exact problems under Oracle VM Victual Box with a full licensedsoftware of W7 64 bit and Internet Explorer. Is there anything I needto change/install on Ubuntu to solve this problem.

Those websites workif I use my smart phone via router.
thank you for all the help!

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 I totally agree withyou but Java works with Firefox quite well.  Any
idea what am Iam doing wrong?

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If you have similar problems accessing web pages with different browsers and different operating systems, then there is a high chance that your problem is caused by your network connection, and not by the software.

I connect via my smartphone via the same router to the same websites just fine. How can it be the network connection?

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it is the same router/WiFi

     On Monday, March 23, 2015 10:59 PM, newto ubuntu <email address hidden> wrote:

 I connect via my smartphone via the same router to the same websites just fine. How can it be the network connection?

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If you run:

echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolve.conf > /dev/null

Does the site work ok?

I'm sorry I'm lost. I opened the terminal and I'm not sure what to expect "to see" after I do all this.

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Try Web access... As this is your issue. Think about it

It is my issue?! but I still down't no what to do!

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You have not provided enough information so far that it could be possible to identify the root cause of your problem.
You have not told us the names of the web sites that do not work, nor have you explained what there is happening (or not happening) if you try accessing them.

Please add some more details.

 Okay let's say travelocity or one-travel.I try to select thedates of my departure/return flight and nothing is happening. I havethe same problem with every travel websire. News websites.Yahoo news won'tplay at all. ABC news. I can's select the <   > whatever you call them to select the "next" news. Say this would bethe router configuration why can do this via my smart-phone.

I'm open to changeanything you tell me including the router configuration. Last time I simply didn't understand the instructions. I am sorryfor that!!!

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 I regret that I erased crabby insecure w8 from my Laptop. I didn'tknow that this is so difficult (for me). It is so frustrating not toknow what I can do.All the responses telling me that I do something wrong. I'm surethat this is the case. I really need help now.

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 Okay let's say travelocity or one-travel.I try to select thedates of my
departure/return flight and nothing is happening. I havethe same problem
with every travel websire. News websites.Yahoo news won'tplay at all.
ABC news. I can's select the <   > whatever you call them to select the
"next" news. Say this would bethe router configuration why can do this
via my smart-phone.

I'm open to changeanything you tell me including the router configuration. Last time I simply didn't understand the instructions. I am sorryfor that!!!

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If you make a new Ubuntu user and log in as that, is it ok?

 Yes it is the same:Please tell me whatyou like to to test if my router is wrong programmed. Let's test thingsout to have this fixed.If you can't help mewith the network configuration just tell me. I really understandthat. On the other hand I would like to move on with practicaltestings to have this finally fixed.Thank u for all the help!

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You could reboot your router. It is a computer after all. Reboots help a lot

 Here is what I did:I turned the routeroff and waited for some time before restarting. I tried to go to theInternet and it was the same.

My router is only ayear old but I got me a new one. Problem solved. I am embarrassed andI apologize for the inconvenience. I am not sure why I was able toconnect via my smart-phone........ Anyhow one of you mentioned it to mea while back and I realty didn't get it.
Kind regards,Newbie

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Again, your router is nothing more than a very specialised PC. It has a low power CPU and RAM just like the thing you are looking at now. Rebooting them from time to time is good (especially home grade routers)

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I tried to place a new case in regards to the root folder. why is this so difficult to do.I don't understand the instructions you have out there. Thus I am lost. I'm unable to install updates. Do i have to reinstall everything?
Any advise would be appreciated.

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Rebooting them from time to time is good (especially home grade routers)

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What instructions are you having issues with?

How to become a root user and how to clear it up.I really don't get it. I'm so sorry!

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sudo -i

Will do it

I'm sorry I was sick and still recovering.
Doing so can I delete the temp files in the root folder? It is fill and I can't access the folder.
thank you for your patience!!!!

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What temp files do you have in the root folder that you want to delete?

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I can't install updates from you. The root folder is full? What do I have to do?

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