[closed] Error in Firefox when accessing Cycle Map tiles

When attempting to access cycle map tiles in Firefox, I get a 403 error. In IE and Chrome, the same request works. Example url: http://c.andy.sandbox.cloudmade.com/tiles/cycle/5/5/13.png

I noticed the same tiles are available on another web server and do work in Firefox: http://c.tile.opencyclemap.org/cycle/5/5/13.png

Question 1: Can tile access via andy.sandbox.cloudmade.com be supported in Firefox? Question 2: Is there a recommend server for accessing cycle map tiles at this time?

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opencyclemap http_403_forbidden firefox

asked 24 Sep '11, 07:11

rex_hansen
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edited 01 Dec '18, 22:37

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The question has been closed for the following reason "Problem outdated: temporary, specific problem which does not persist any more (old URL does not even answer)" by aseerel4c26 18 Jan '14, 23:09

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5	You should use tile.opencyclemap.org. The andy.sandbox.cloudmade.com domain is deprecated. permanent link answered 24 Sep '11, 10:35 Richard ♦ 30.9k●44●279●412 accept rate: 18% Great. Thanks! (26 Sep '11, 19:14) rex_hansen

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[closed] Error in Firefox when accessing Cycle Map tiles

The question has been closed for the following reason "Problem outdated: temporary, specific problem which does not persist any more (old URL does not even answer)" by aseerel4c26 18 Jan '14, 23:09

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