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I am behind a proxy at work (using NTLM authentication). Whenever I load up a page, my Firebug console gets flooded with messages like this:
"NetworkError: 407 Proxy Authentication Required - http://somewebsite/Scripts/jquery-1.8.2.min.js"
It does that for all URLs referenced on that page: JS, CSS, Image, whatnot.
The annoying thing is that the file is actually successfully loaded. It seems that Firefox hits the 407 Error, spams the log and then loads it anyway with the NTLM credentials.
Is there any way I can stop these useless errors from showing up, so they don't drown out the console messages I'm actually interested in?
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Step 1: Check the URL. First, you'll want to make sure that you're entering the correct URL. This may sound silly, but a minor typo can lead to the HTTP 407 error. Therefore, you'll want to double-check the URL, clear your cache, and try revisiting the website.
What Does Proxy Authentication Required Mean? The 407 Proxy Authentication Required error code indicates that the server cannot complete the request because the client lacks appropriate authentication credentials for a proxy server that intercepts the request between the client and server.
If your using Firefox you can following the tutorial here and change the 'network.websocket.enabled' flag to false to avoid this issue.
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