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I don't understand your philosophy of preventing someone from danger. If I am trying to log into my local router and your product says "no, its not secure" I am faced with at least two problems: First I am denied access to my equipment; and secondly, I am prevented from having control of my own decision-making as poor as it might be. It is especially annoying that your explanations are empty and vacuous, jargon-filled and full of misdirection, sending me into a world of data, not information, with the prospect of spending too much time on things I don't want to know. That seems more Microsoft than Mozilla. That is Mozilla as a consumer product, not Mozilla as an IT technologist.

Why can't you simply say we think its safer for you for us to block your request, but if you insist, do this. But beware, these are the possible consequences.

I have been using the G-MAIL account for a very long time. I have never experienced problems while using it. I have also on a previous occasion registered here at Firefox and used it successfully, the same g-mail account for my emails. I have just registered and I am now blocked from accessing my emails because of a false certificate. When I registered previously here on Firefox I was able to use the same g-mail account. When did its certificate become faulty?' How do I access my emails? Does this mean I have to start new email addresses acceptable here at Firefox or its a go back to where you came from or try somewhere else?

Just stop sending useless warnings about Australian Government Websites. The BOM (Bureau of Meteorology) provides weather information on request. It is a free service and does not require a subscription.

Dear all, can you please help? I am trying to login to my bank First Direct. When clicking on First Direct bookmark I receive a error message.

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to www.firstdirect.com. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length.

Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG

Will someone help me get over this? My contact email [edited email and phone# from community support forum] & on WhatsApp. Thanks Albert

I am trying to connect to a web page but keep getting the following message:-

An error occurred during a connection to WWW.castlewater.co.uk. Peer's certificate has been revoked.

I CAN connect via the Edge browser?

Do I need to change a setting?

Regards

One morning could not connect to email/ATT. This is the error message I got: Something's gone wrong We may be having trouble with your connection. Connecting your device to Wi-Fi could help fix the issue or try again later. If you were using an app, close this page. Otherwise, start over. ATT came to home to look into hookup, etc. Could not fix. They advised Firefox could be corrupted. Should I reinstall Firefox. Had to go thru Chrome for email. Have Windows 11. Thank you.

itu adalah contoh dari web yang saya mau buka ternyata error. Ngga hanya sekali, beberapa website pemerintah lokal yang mau saya buka terkadang memperingati bahwa websitenya tidak aman (Not Secured).

Apa karna Laptopnya bukan produk lokal? laptop saya ini dari Singapure dan pengaturan awalnya tidak bisa diganti, jadi tidak bisa dibuka website2 lokalnya? karna mendeteksi dan kebacanya IP laptop saya asing?

I have a router set up at a remote site with a device that has a built in web server that allows viewing the items displayed. The router quit working so i replaced it with another one with the same configuration but now when I try to access through it The browser is complaining that it is unsecure and apparently resets the connection. I don't care if it is unsecure it is my site/router and I want to connect. I have used this configuration many times with no problems but firefox has done something to prevent it from working anymore, this started being a problem with some of these setups a couple years ago. How do I get it to connect anyway.

My bank says it is your problem. This website will open using Google but not Firefox. I am wondering if somewhere in your last "update" there was a change which clashes with my bank's security settings (or whatever). When I try to open the website (Chase.com), the screen shows a solid blue screen and a twirling circle which usually precedes the opening to my account page. It twirls FOREVER! It never opens! It makes no sense to me whatever. HELP!!

I am new to firefox customization. I need help to understand, how firefox picks up CA certificates from the global ca-certificates path in ubuntu and uses them in their own cert9.db

Currently, what I am trying is, If I have a rootCA certificate (which I generated using openssl), I want to keep it in a specific path, such that when firefox launches, it picks up that certificate and uses it. How can i achieve it.

I have tried using the policies.json, which works. But are there any other ways to achieve it?

I am in Denmark and would like to get access to https://sede.mir.gob.es/opencms/export/sites/default/es/inicio/ when I press Access throug digital signature, It says secure connection failed. To be able to access spanish government sites with my spanish digital signature how to get firefox to approve it? I was tried to add the websites and approved but didn't work. The certificat is installed correctly and tested when I was in Spain. Thank you for your support.

I am trying to backup a certificate using certificate manager but I keep getting the error “Failed to create PKCS #12 backup file for unknown reasons” I have tried everything to get this to work

On Firefox browser: 1. The shield next to the URL connection is not secure 2. Googletagmanager has taken over Firefox browser app and Safari app. 3.googletagmanager blocked me from my login on Mozilla account. I had to delete Firefox browser several times but the problem is still there. I want to reinstall Firefox browser app online but it takes me to the Apple store

Hi : We are planning out server farm capacity, network gear needed, for a new site for our AI micro-services. We are curious when do you think that Firefox will support TLS 1.4 ? and will the overhead/utilization difference be between TLS 1.4 and 1.3 which we currently use exclusively. I understand that we are talking servers, and FireFox is a browser, but we cant dig up any real-world stats on the workload difference between the two. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you for your time Albert Baker.

I have recently received a notice from Mozilla informing me that the Security Certificate for Firefox is set to expire, and if I do not update it, Firefox may develop issues and stop functioning. As I am not very tech savy, and do not understand the language, I do not know igf/how this will affect my system. It is set to update automatically. I have included a screenshot of the notice below. I keep the system simple, and do not use add-ons, etc. Can someone please explain what all this means in laymans terms?