You could be right, but it apparently simply links to the standard BT Wholesale test. See the link posted.

That behaves as I say. I have only tried Edge, Chrome and various IE versions, It only works on IE, currently IE11, and on the other two says what they post. Even though both have Flash enabled on my machines, and work for other sites that need it.

Seeing as I�m now on my iPad, I�ll try Safari.
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Hmmm. Anything I google says to go into the Safari settings. But nothing gives me what they say is the next step.

I expect/hope it is just me that needs sleep .

It should make you login to your MYBT profile and the test gets logged with BT for fault diagnosis purposes. BT customer support use this.

It will raise a case if followed through correctly.

Edited by ukhardy07 (Sat 24-Nov-18 01:59:54)

If using Edge or Chrome as your browser you may have to enable it for that website, don't know about any other browsers as I have not used any of them for a long time.

To do this you click on the bit with an i in a circle on the left side of the web address bar. In Chrome go into site setting and enable Flash on the listing, in Edge just enable flash on the box that appears.

Hope this is of help to you.