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EE's top up system was broken again for a week so we flipped over to Three for a while.
That ran out of data, now back with EE. They've fixed the 404 error that stopped everyone logging into their accounts for a while. More EE comedy, exactly the sort of thing you expect from them - this sort of thing is normal.
Anyway, when the data on Three expires, you get flipped to a web page telling you so. Taken Three SIM card out, put EE one back in. Click on a "favourites" link that I'd clicked on earlier to get told about the data running out.
Both IE11 and Edge 'remember' this redirect.
So now when I click on a favourites link, or even key the URL manually, the browser helpfully recalls the redirect. Makes me wonder if it's coded incorrectly as a permanent redirect and not a temporary one.
I've cleared the temporary internet files, restarted the router and modem and rebooted the PC. All to no avail.
Any ideas on how get IE to "forget" the redirect?
That ran out of data, now back with EE. They've fixed the 404 error that stopped everyone logging into their accounts for a while. More EE comedy, exactly the sort of thing you expect from them - this sort of thing is normal.
Anyway, when the data on Three expires, you get flipped to a web page telling you so. Taken Three SIM card out, put EE one back in. Click on a "favourites" link that I'd clicked on earlier to get told about the data running out.
Both IE11 and Edge 'remember' this redirect.
So now when I click on a favourites link, or even key the URL manually, the browser helpfully recalls the redirect. Makes me wonder if it's coded incorrectly as a permanent redirect and not a temporary one.
I've cleared the temporary internet files, restarted the router and modem and rebooted the PC. All to no avail.
Any ideas on how get IE to "forget" the redirect?























