Why Is Talkgeria.com Not Displaying On Mobile Operamini
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg Yes it's working perfectly on both Opera for desktops and Opera Touch.. I just confirmed that..
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg I tried it all.. The issues still persist..
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kaniolek last edited by
Hi @talkgeria
I have investigated your issue a little on several devices and while your website works properly both in High data savings mode and with data savings turned off, there is an issue when data savings is set to Extreme - thus there may be an issue, too, when data savings is set to Automatic.
Regarding Extreme data savings mode: it seems that our requests are rejected by Cloudflare, whose servers your domain points to. This means there isn't much we can do on our side except contacting CloudFlare, which I am about to try.
What's interesting, the issue is gone if I manually change browser's user agent and as far as I know, Cloudflare offers configurable blocking per user agent. Most probably it is either this or Cloudflare defaults, but it's not common for us to have such issues with other Cloudflare-protected websites.
Therefore:
- Since I am unsure whether you've tried accessing your site using different data savings mode before, could you confirm that the two modes mentioned in the beginning (ie. High data savings and Data savings off) work for you? These can be set in Opera Mini menu.
- I would suggest you to take action, too, and ask your hosting service provider whether he uses Cloudflare to block specific User Agents, especially those including "Opera Mini" or "Presto".`
Regards
Kacper -
A Former User last edited by
@kaniolek Wow! Thanks for helping me out; I really appreciate your kindness and support. I have tried what you asked me to do.
I set the modes to High data savings and Data savings off which works perfectly. But the extreme and Automatic ain't still working..
Here was the response i got from Namecheap(my hosting);
" We don't set up Cloudflare by default, as our customer can use any third-party nameservers they want with our hosting."I'm sorry for the late response..
Thanks.
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kaniolek last edited by
Hi @talkgeria
Hm, strange. It may sound like a wild idea but... Since Namecheap's response sounds like it must have been you - or one of your coworkers - that set up CloudFlare: could you check once again if it is not your own safety-related settings that disallow Opera Mini proxy user agent? Don't get me wrong, but think of it: your domain clearly points to CloudFlare, your site is hidden beneath it and at the same time it's up to the customer of Namecheap to set up third-party nameservers.
Regards
Kacper -
A Former User last edited by
@kaniolek Ok... What do i do now?
I dont get this "safety-related settings" (Or let me say how o i go about it)I need my blog to start working perfectly on your platform please!
Thanks.
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg Yea. i can change the NS. should i?
Where should the NS be pointing to?