gmx.com will not resolve.

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gmx.com will not resolve.

Post by amstreet » 2026-07-27, 16:00

I am having trouble resolving my webmail client gmx.com with Palemoon.

All I get is a page stating "The page you are looking for could not be found."

Instead I have been forced to use Firefox which does work. Does anyone here know why this is happening?

Thanks.

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Re: gmx.com will not resolve.

Post by Moonchild » 2026-07-27, 17:23

gmx.com resolves fine here.
Check your DNS settings. Since Firefox uses DoH and bypasses system DNS (for better or worse), it may avoid the DNS issue on your system.
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Re: gmx.com will not resolve.

Post by amstreet » 2026-07-27, 18:08

Moonchild,

Thanks for confirming my hunch that it was dns that was causing the problem. I'll check to see what the settings are.

An old saying but true "It's always dns."