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How can the Firefox built in certificates be verified?

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Mace2
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I have tried firefox 17 and firefox 22 and both are incorrectly reporting that a website https://www.faxzero.com (start by going to www.faxzero.com and filling out the information it then procedes to the https://www.faxzero.com) "cant be trusted" This is incorrect as I tested the site using other browsers on the same computer and they worked. I have also used web sites like https://www.ssllabs.com/ to verify the sites https validity.

I have concluded that firefox when downloaded and installed (both version 22 and 17) if completely removed is some how using a incorrect certificate information

How can I verify the built in certificate in firefox?

I have tried firefox 17 and firefox 22 and both are incorrectly reporting that a website https://www.faxzero.com (start by going to www.faxzero.com and filling out the information it then procedes to the https://www.faxzero.com) "cant be trusted" This is incorrect as I tested the site using other browsers on the same computer and they worked. I have also used web sites like https://www.ssllabs.com/ to verify the sites https validity. I have concluded that firefox when downloaded and installed (both version 22 and 17) if completely removed is some how using a incorrect certificate information How can I verify the built in certificate in firefox?

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NoahSUMO
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Hey mace

I also get the same error. As well as this in the "Technical Details":
faxzero.com uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate is not trusted because no issuer chain was provided.

(Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)

I posted that for anyone who didn't to fill out the form.

Does cor-el's answer from your previous thread help?
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/972422#answer-484116

Please post your answer to that in your previous thread so everyone can see all answers that were given and so that no one repeats the same information to you again. Thanks. Locking this thread for now.