Many users have encountered what looks like a
protocol -nohomehttp. This particular prefix appears in the Web
browser’s address bar where you would normally see the “HTTP” protocol.
When protocol -nohomehttp appears in the address bar, the page that
would normally display does not appear. In essence, protocol -nohomehttp
is more like an error message rather than an actual communications
protocol. It is telling the user that the home page cannot be displayed.
This could be a simple matter of having no home page set under the
Internet Options property dialog box. Another Internet setting, an
inadvertent switch to using a proxy server, has also been mentioned as a
possible cause for the protocol -nohomehttp display. Most of the
information about protocol -nohomehttp appears to be anecdotal and this
protocol does not appear to be an actual standardized protocol. If your
Web browser displays “no home” before the “HTTP” part of your Web
address, several possibilities exist including a missing home page
setting, an inadvertent switch to a proxy server, and perhaps even
interference from computer security software blocking potentially
malicious sites. Many users have reported being able to access the
blocked site by manually deleting the “-nohome” prefix but permanent
fixes appear to be elusive and inconsistent.
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