Installed Kaspersky Total Security and now can't access gmail which FF says has an out-of-date security certificate or something???
I've been a FF user for quite some time, but I'm getting seriously disenchanted - seems buggier and buggier. Seems you have to be a geek to make it work. I simply don't believe that gmail isn't "secure" - and I'm told that I can't override this setting. What is actually going on here? Thanks muchly, Massieguy
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In the header of your question you say that the problem started after you installed Kaspersky Total Security. Advising to disable it and see if that would make a difference, seemed like a good idea.
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Disable Kaspersky Total Security and see if that makes a difference. If it does : remove the program from your system.
If you're using Windows Defender, plus the safest browser on the planet (which is of course Firefox) : it's like being in Fort Knox !
Sorry, but I'm NOT going to disable Kaspersky and just put my trust in FF contributors and volunteers. Who says it's more secure? I find FF to be more and more BUGGY! Massieguy
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In the header of your question you say that the problem started after you installed Kaspersky Total Security. Advising to disable it and see if that would make a difference, seemed like a good idea.
Also see :
Thanks for the link, Happy112 - interesting information. But frankly, it doesn't make be very comfortable since I find FF buggy - and I find it hard to believe that Google is behind the times wrt its security certificates, and furthermore that FF won't permit an exception in this case. Mid-level users like me are sometimes left "at sea" by changes to FF.
However, I do appreciate your help. Thanks.