Need some help with exceptions please....

[ProxoDent]

JJoe,

I was able to get everything (see Note 1) working by adding the following to Exceptions-U.ptxt (no new filters required):

Code:

[^/]++.live.com/*$SET(0=a_adscr.a_noprint.a_rdlink.$TST(uDom=live.com))
[^/]++.hotmail.com/mail/*$SET(0=a_js.$TST(uDom=live.com))

That might satisfy the desire to be more specific, not sure.

By the way, in regard to 'live.com':

- a_adscr. resolved the issues of not being able to read mail, etc.;
- a_noprint. resolved incorrectly positioned 'footer' items on the pages;
- a_rdlink. prevented 'untangling' the URLs in the main menu items;

and in regard to 'hotmail.com':

- a_js. resolved the issue of page never fully loading when clicking to read an e-mail (actually, 'Loading ...' appears at the bottom of the page without this exception - see attached screen-shot);

I tested with Proxo SSL enabled and disabled with the same apparent results, mostly. When running without Proxo SSL, signing out of the account works cleanly and the user is dropped to MSN.com. However, if running Proxo SSL, an intermediate page appears stating that one or more of the account sub-modules could not be signed-out giving the user an opportunity to try again. I did not spend any time on tracing that down.

Notes:

1. 'Everything' may be too broad since there are a lot of things going on with 'live.com'. I tested beginning from the login page (https://login.live.com) and clicked through all the main links at the top of the pages once logged in. I also sent / received / read e-mail, added an attachment, added a contact, etc. and all seemed fine. There still may be something that was missed, however.

2. I created the Live account specifically to test for this post since I thought I could use it in the future to download MS 'beta' software (I believe a Live account is required for downloading such things as operating system betas / RCs, etc.). I intended to sign up for a while but never did. Since the account is new to me and likely won't get used much, my testing procedures may not have been as thorough as compared to someone more familiar with the account.

3. I don't have a FaceBook account and am not willing to join up just to test. I never even visit the site. Sorry.