This has been happening for about 4 days now, which I suspect to be a
tad long for maintenance and more likely to be some kind of reaction
to my using Opera 10.10 (call me paranoid...).
Am I alone in being unable to update my password to log in to Windows
Live using v10.10?
Lloyd
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> I've been attempting to resurrect my Windows Live logon using Opera
> 10.10 for windows. I've attempted several times to reset the password
> (the old one long forgotten), but each time I end up at a page
> claiming that the site is unavailable due to maintenance.
>
> This has been happening for about 4 days now, which I suspect to be a
> tad long for maintenance and more likely to be some kind of reaction
> to my using Opera 10.10 (call me paranoid...).
>
> Am I alone in being unable to update my password to log in to Windows
> Live using v10.10?
>
> Lloyd
I have found a few sites that are like that in Opera. GoDaddy, Evite,
Windows Live, basically a lot of sites that use ajax and some sort of
strange css to put a pop up div above the rest of the window and darken
the rest of the window. I think these sites might be doing some kind of
browser sniffing and sending Opera to a bad page. Sometimes masking
works, sometimes it doesn't because their coding is just too flawed.
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>> I've been attempting to resurrect my Windows Live logon using Opera
>> 10.10 for windows. I've attempted several times to reset the password
>> (the old one long forgotten), but each time I end up at a page
>> claiming that the site is unavailable due to maintenance.
>>
>> This has been happening for about 4 days now, which I suspect to be a
>> tad long for maintenance and more likely to be some kind of reaction
>> to my using Opera 10.10 (call me paranoid...).
>>
>> Am I alone in being unable to update my password to log in to Windows
>> Live using v10.10?
>
>I have found a few sites that are like that in Opera. GoDaddy, Evite,
>Windows Live, basically a lot of sites that use ajax and some sort of
>strange css to put a pop up div above the rest of the window and darken
>the rest of the window. I think these sites might be doing some kind of
>browser sniffing and sending Opera to a bad page. Sometimes masking
>works, sometimes it doesn't because their coding is just too flawed.
I'll give masking a go, thanks.
Lloyd