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Normally I have the computer connected to it via an Ethernet cable. This is at home, going through an Arris TG862G (a combined cable modem / router leased from Comcast). (I really don't want to 'drop shields' just to view the latest status of a Firefox bug report.) I'm open to reasonable suggestions on what to do next.

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Right now I don't know how to tell what is blocking the page from loading because I am not seeing any messages from Avast Internet Security when I attempt to access the page. (Then I immediately turn the shields back on.)

So far the only way I have managed to get the page to load is to go into shield controls, shut down shields, then attempt to load the page. I have gone into Settings -> General -> Exclusions and added: I have gone into Settings -> Troubleshooting -> Restore Factory Defaults.

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I have uninstalled Avast, ran the CleanUninstall utility with Windows in Safe mode, and rebooted to normal mode and ran the stand-alone installer. The problem seems to have appeared when Avast upgraded to and is still here for. I repeat: I am not seeing any message from Avast. Other than Firefox displaying its generic 'The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading' message (and Chrome displaying nothing but the twirling icon shows it is still trying to load the page), there is no error message. Surprisingly, works and immediately redirects to It's only when I try to get to or to the specific bug at that it seems the site is blocked. I can get to other websites without issue.

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Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (64-bit) (all maintenance current as of midnight, April 1-2, 2017) SafePrice Browser Extension: not installed Security Browser Extension: not installed I do not see any messages or pop-ups from Avast. RLH Better yet, come up with a better ticketing system and use Tcl to build it.I cannot get to as long as I have Avast up and running (Chrome just shows 'loading' icon Firefox eventually says 'The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.'), but I can get to that page instantly when I disable all shields. There are going to keep it in Perl and do some refactoring of the code. RLH And from what I have read they moved away from Tcl because there aren't that many people a) that already know Tcl or b) that want to learn Tcl and contribute to bugzilla. The earlier Tcl version was likely an internal project. Unfortunately it is written in Perl and shell scripts. The earliest open-source version available from Mozilla is bugzilla-2.0.tar.gz dated and weighing a mere 51kbytes. SEH 20070514 - Since the Bugzilla maintainers in the articles linked to above have done a good summary of the pros and cons of the languages they're thinking of adopting, it would be an interesting exercise in Tcl advocacy to develop a response comparing Tcl to the other languages under consideration, and make a pitch for Bugzilla to be re-implemented back into Tcl. They seem to be pondering another language change, Tcl gets some flak in the comments The most recent versions of bugzilla provide a templating mechanism to permit sites to customize the HTML output without having to hack the perl source quite so much. Notable installations include RedHat, ActiveState, OpenOffice and of course the Mozilla project. Bugzilla is rapidly becoming the most widely used bug tracking system for open source projects. Bugzilla uses a MySQL database to hold the bug data and is accesed through CGI scripts written in Perl. Originally written in Tcl it was ported to Perl by Netscape engineers. Bugzilla is a bug tracking system that was constructed to handle issues raised against the Mozilla project.