If your hosting provider has Brotli compression enabled, the Sucuri Firewall will automatically respect the Accept-Encoding headers.
Website Firewall
- Configuration
- Change Hosting IP (Migrating Web Hosts)
- Changing Name Servers
- Domain Aliases
- Enable SSL/HTTPS
- Enable Sucuri DNS
- Integrating with Splunk
- Internal Domains
- Multiple Host IPs / Backup Host IP
- Prevent Sucuri Firewall Bypass
- Security Options
- SSL Mode
- Support for CloudFlare
- Support for Ezoic
- Support for KeyCDN
- Support for MaxCDN
- Working With DreamHost
- Working with GoDaddy
- Working with Shopify
- Getting Started
- Testing the WAF Before Changing the DNS
- Sucuri Firewall Troubleshooting Guide
- Performance
- Troubleshooting
- “Failed – Network Error” when Downloading Files
- Backend Timeout Message
- Bypassing the WAF for Testing
- Comments/XMLRPC Blocked
- Domain Not Configured
- Facebook Unable to Get Page Details
- Fixing PrestaShop Session Cache Issue
- FTP/SFTP/SSH, Mail, cPanel/WHM, Plesk or WebSockets Not Working
- How to Fix SSL Mixed Content Warnings
- Iframes Being Blocked
- Investigating Cache Headers
- IP is not valid
- iTunes Podcasts Feed Error
- JetPack Issues
- My Site is Offline (not loading)
- osCommerce Who’s Online
- Safari Loading Error
- Same IP for All Users
- Troubleshoot Cache Issues
- VaultPress Issues
- vBulletin Customizations
- VirtueMart Issues
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