Firefox
how do I get around your security when I want to view a page?
I don't want to have to read through a bunch of stuff to figure out how or what I need to do to access a web page. I am trying to access Jango to listen to music. I don't… (czytaj dalej)
I don't want to have to read through a bunch of stuff to figure out how or what I need to do to access a web page. I am trying to access Jango to listen to music. I don't use a password for this. I just want to hear music and not be blocked.
Saved logins are disappearing.. has happened about 6 times in last couple of weeks.. they just disappear after a few days.. what's cookin...??
Have double checked settings.. have re-entered passwords for logins several times... they stay there for a few days and then just disappear.. have not added any new sof… (czytaj dalej)
Have double checked settings.. have re-entered passwords for logins several times... they stay there for a few days and then just disappear.. have not added any new software or made any changes to my computer... using Windows 7 Professional edition... I'm using Avast free version antivirus, Malwarebytes, and System mechanic on a daily basis... Have been using Firefox for a few years and have never had any issues like this... ?????
Why do I receive a security block when I try to complete a "verified by Visa" form to reload my Macdonalds Archcard?
The message received is: Blocked by Content Security Policy This page has a content security policy that prevents it from being loaded in this way. Firefox prevented thi… (czytaj dalej)
The message received is: Blocked by Content Security Policy
This page has a content security policy that prevents it from being loaded in this way.
Firefox prevented this page from loading in this way because the page has a content security policy that disallows it.
Do not display saved logins in about:preferences#security
Good day. In the settings in the "saved logins" window nothing is displayed. In safe mode too. In logins.json visited sites with logins remained. I opened it using JSONov… (czytaj dalej)
Good day. In the settings in the "saved logins" window nothing is displayed. In safe mode too. In logins.json visited sites with logins remained. I opened it using JSONovich - it does not see any errors. And firefox stopped offering to remember a new login / password. What should I do?
Firefox nightly removes certificates on every update
Hello I recently started experimenting with the latest Firefox nightly in anticipation of Firefox 57. It is pretty fast and I am happy about it. After every update the br… (czytaj dalej)
Hello
I recently started experimenting with the latest Firefox nightly in anticipation of Firefox 57. It is pretty fast and I am happy about it. After every update the browser clears all the certificates from the certificates and I am not able to visit any https site. I do have a few trusted root certificates in my configuration. I also use violentmonkey extension for running greasemonkey scripts. Not sure if they are the root cause.
On a fresh install of nightly I have the prepopulated list of certificates that I can use. Then I add some more server certificates to allow me to use my websites. The next day after the update all certificates are gone even the pre-existing ones. I have to refresh firefox to fix this issue currently but this is inconvenient as it gets rid of all my custom certs and violentmonkey extension.
Any solutions / workarounds?
Thanks in advance Rohit
Unable to use client authentication certificates from Windows Certificate Store inside Firefox
We are using Firefox as one of our corporate browsers. We are currently rolling out two factor authentication for mission critical web applications using managed PKI infr… (czytaj dalej)
We are using Firefox as one of our corporate browsers. We are currently rolling out two factor authentication for mission critical web applications using managed PKI infrastructure. We have enrolled our employees for non-exportable client authentication certificates which are being stored in their internal Windows Certificate Storage.
We can now easily authenticate towards our corporate websites using Internet Explorer or Google Chrome. However, we did not manage to get Firefox to use the client authentication certificate from the Windows Certificate Storage. I understand that Firefox maintains its own certificate storage, but is there a way to configure Firefox to use the client authentication certificates stored in Windows Certificate Storage?
Thank you very much for any feedback including information that it is not possible by design.