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In November of 2014 Ask Leo! made the move to SSL. That means that all connections to web pages on the askleo.com domain, including the on-line archive of the newsletter, as well as the articles the newsletter links to, begin with “https”. This does two things:

• It confirms that you are indeed connected to Ask Leo!, and not an imposter.
• It encrypts the transfer of data between your computer and the Ask Leo! family of web sites.

Unfortunately it also has an additional side effect:

• It causes errors in some older browsers and mail programs.

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I am already a subscribed to your newsletter, but I keep getting a pop-up asking me to subscribe. This ‘nagging’ action is a fairly recent problem. This is beginning to annoy me and I would appreciate knowing how to stop this from occurring.

First, thanks for subscribing, I appreciate it.

Second, I’m sorry that my site is annoying you. It’s not supposed to.

The problem is cookies.

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