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    How to Force a Public Wi-Fi Network Login Page to Open?

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    • stanwood
      stanwood last edited by stanwood

      Hi,
      I have a question about connecting to public Wifi hot-spots (without network key):
      On IOS, when I connect to a public wifi (train station, hotels, airport, supermarket, etc...), a Safari window opens and asks me to authenticate or connect. However, I have just tried to connect to the public WiFi at a supermarket with my N5, and the wifi immediately connected me. No web page opened. I went to the browser, tried to open 2 web pages, but I had no internet... Is there any special handling to do to open the "login page"?
      Thank you in advance!

      Nexus 5 stable
      If God has a computer, it must be a GNU/Linux

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      • Lakotaubp
        Lakotaubp @stanwood last edited by

        @stanwood Always found that very hit and miss. Sometimes it worked others not at all. Just realized never tried it with Onoin browser though.

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        • stanwood
          stanwood @Lakotaubp last edited by

          @Lakotaubp Thank you Lakotaubp. I just browsed the web and it seems that "https" secured web pages are mostly not recognized by public Wi-Fi. It seems that this workaround works well:

          Connect to the public wifi
          Open morph browser
          Type http://neverssl.com OR 192.168.1.1

          Web page should automatically be redirected to the login page.

          I will try next time I'll be on a public Wi-Fi and let you know.

          Nexus 5 stable
          If God has a computer, it must be a GNU/Linux

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          • D
            danqo6 last edited by

            I am doing this with 1.1.1.1 in morph, it will redirect you to login page

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            • K
              kugiigi last edited by

              For me, I usually just go to google.com. Haven't tried this for a long time though so not sure if it still work.

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