Cannot see Twitter posts in Firefox 5 - Blank screen

By Dora -
For the past few days, I had problems accessing my Twitter feeds when I used Firefox 5 on my PC.  I knew it wasn't because Twitter server was down; if I use Tweetdeck, the feeds come out fine.  Tried to google to find a solution, but to no avail.

Fortunately, I have a few Twitter experts in my students at the polytechnic :)

Thanks to Isabelle, Tina etc, I learnt that I just need to use https://www.twitter.com instead of the normal http://www.twitter.com and everything just works fine! Thanks gals! :)

I hope this post helps others who may be facing the same problem as me too.






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