Sophos Home does not block pages.

What browser are you using?

Do you see a swi_fc.exe process?

If you use Process Explorer, look at the TCP/IP tab of the swi_fc.exe process, do you see the browser processes connecting to it?

Regards,

Jak

Hello, thank you very much for your reply. Sorry to answer so late. Pictures of the request are attached. Thank you.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/rDj4trp.jpg[/img]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/8z18YKM.jpg[/img]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/zobnkNj.jpg[/img]

You don't mention the browser you are using.

I can see that swi_fc.exe is running and listening on a port as expected.  It shows that there are no "clients" (browsers) connected to it, and it doesnt have any outgoing connections so not proxuing traffic at least at the time of the screenshot.

I can't see from the Process Explorer screenshot the browser processes to know if they are supported.

Regards,
Jak

In firefox it works, in MS Edge (Not Chromium based) it also works. Google Chrome doesn't work, Yandex doesn't work and Opera doesn't work either. Thank you very much. Best regards.

In firefox it works, in MS Edge (Not Chromium based) it also works. Google Chrome doesn't work, Yandex doesn't work and Opera doesn't work either. Thank you very much. Best regards.

Firefox.exe, MicrosoftEdge.exe, Chrome.exe, Opera.exe are all browsers that should work. I've not come accross Yandex but this is not supported.

The odd one is therefore Chrome.  Is the process of Chrome called Chrome.exe, as typically run from: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application"?

The location doesn't matter but it should be Chrome.exe to work.

Regards,

Jak

En chrome isn't working. It doesn't work in Opera either. Attached image. Thank you very much.

[img]i.imgur.com/.../img]

I think something went wrong with the link in the last post.

Thanks.