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I can't open my alpha-app because of certificate issue

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paraselena
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I am working on developing an app for the site vk.com It is in alpha now and is not shown for all users.

I need to check the app in mozilla firefox, but I can't - firefox doesn't want to load the app because it is blocked (my test domen has old certificate, but I can't update it myself) and the section "I understand the risk" is not shown for me :(

Can somebosy help me?

Here is the screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8tsfgoioi03wyhk/firefox.png?dl=0 firefox version is 32.0.3

I am working on developing an app for the site vk.com It is in alpha now and is not shown for all users. I need to check the app in mozilla firefox, but I can't - firefox doesn't want to load the app because it is blocked (my test domen has old certificate, but I can't update it myself) and the section "I understand the risk" is not shown for me :( Can somebosy help me? Here is the screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8tsfgoioi03wyhk/firefox.png?dl=0 firefox version is 32.0.3

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I restarted firefox and firefox updated itself to 33. The issue dissapeared.

Google says that firefox had issues with some certificates (my certificate was ok in other browsers, i just bought it, but it was a cheep certificate), but I don't see the issue in firefox 33. The question is resolved.

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cor-el
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In Firefox 32 you are still able to disable libPKIX support in Firefox, but it is not recommended to leave it disabled on the long run for security and vulnerability reasons.

  • about:config page: security.use_mozillapkix_verification = false

Note that Firefox 32 is no longer safe and that you should update to Firefox 33 or use the Firefox 32.2.0 ESR version. Support for the security.use_mozillapkix_verification pref to disable PKIX has been removed in Firefox 33.

paraselena
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I restarted firefox and firefox updated itself to 33. The issue dissapeared.

Google says that firefox had issues with some certificates (my certificate was ok in other browsers, i just bought it, but it was a cheep certificate), but I don't see the issue in firefox 33. The question is resolved.