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"Performing a TLS handshake" -> Sites don't load

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Running v 60 ESR, downgraded from v 68, with zero problems for 3 weeks.

I've had this problem all of a sudden since last week. Steps I've taken so far:

  • Changed "security.tls.version.min" to 3 from 1 (didn't work)
  • Deleted cert8.db (didn't work)
  • Changed to Google DNS (not sure)
  • Changed to "auto-detect proxy" from "system proxy" (not sure, maybe)
  • Disabled IPV6 (not sure, maybe)
  • Turned off/on wifi hotspot, rebooted laptop (not sure, maybe)

The last 3 steps I took at the same time and they worked. On reboot the problem went away, albeit for 2 days!

It just came back, now it's performing a TLS handshake on about half the sites, with loading after 30-60 seconds or not at all. From searching, I see that solutions are all over the place on this and it's specific to FF. A post clearly identifies a Symantec certificates issue.

This is probably the toughest issue I've come across on FF.

Running v 60 ESR, downgraded from v 68, with zero problems for 3 weeks. I've had this problem all of a sudden since last week. Steps I've taken so far: * Changed "security.tls.version.min" to 3 from 1 (didn't work) * Deleted cert8.db (didn't work) * Changed to Google DNS (not sure) * Changed to "auto-detect proxy" from "system proxy" (not sure, maybe) * Disabled IPV6 (not sure, maybe) * Turned off/on wifi hotspot, rebooted laptop (not sure, maybe) The last 3 steps I took at the same time and they worked. On reboot the problem went away, albeit for 2 days! It just came back, now it's performing a TLS handshake on about half the sites, with loading after 30-60 seconds or not at all. From searching, I see that solutions are all over the place on this and it's specific to FF. A post clearly identifies a Symantec certificates issue. This is probably the toughest issue I've come across on FF.