Technical information

If there is a problem on the site, these automated diagnostic tools will let you know if the problem is on your side or on the server side.

#Display issues

The site is developed with the Mozilla Firefox 50.0 browser. It is tested with Google Chrome. No support is offered for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Edge browsers as well as for Safari.

This site uses recent and sometimes experimental technologies that are incompatible with most browsers prior to 2014. If you have a problem, make sure you have the latest updated version of your browser or download Firefox 50 or higher (available on Android, Windows, Linux, Mac OS, etc.). Firefox is developed by Mozilla, a non-profit foundation that works on web standards and works for the freedom, neutrality and anonymity of the web.

#Undesirability status of the sending email server

#Web server availability status

DNS availability status

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#Push notifications

You can enable push notifications in most desktop and mobile browsers to receive an immediate alert for new articles. The alerts publish all new articles, regardless of their language, so you may receive them twice (in French and in English).

#Mobile & desktop application

You can install this site as a local web app in most browsers on your Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and iOS systems, to enjoy a smooth, integrated browsing experience without distractions in an environment isolated from your private data. Chrome and its derivatives offer the best integration. The site is simply copied to your device for faster, offline access. It will work in the browser without toolbars.

Install the application

#RSS feed

An RSS feed allows the server to list new articles so that a feed reader application can automatically retrieve them on your device, without ads, trackers, or intermediate sorting algorithms. A simple and reliable technology, proven since 2002, that social networks have therefore sought to eradicate since 2013 to serve you our content on their sites with their ads and sorting algorithms.

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