Wonder if anyone has seen anything like this on any page:
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It crops up if I try to print the page in question or to go back a page.
Any other browser (IE, Opera, Netscape 6) works. The pages in question are set to expire at 1.1.1970 at 01.00.01.
This, according to my bank, is to ensure correct updates of the pages, so that I don't get bank statements from the cache. The bank seems slightly at a loss as to why this happens. The pages are secured with SSL 128-bit cyphers.
While I don't mind changing browsers now and then, I wonder what the reason is?
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This document resulted from a POST operation and has expired from the cache. If you wish you can repost the form data to recreate the document by pressing the reload button.
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It crops up if I try to print the page in question or to go back a page.
Any other browser (IE, Opera, Netscape 6) works. The pages in question are set to expire at 1.1.1970 at 01.00.01.
This, according to my bank, is to ensure correct updates of the pages, so that I don't get bank statements from the cache. The bank seems slightly at a loss as to why this happens. The pages are secured with SSL 128-bit cyphers.
While I don't mind changing browsers now and then, I wonder what the reason is?
