Cant stop 2 of the mozilla's automatic hidden connections
I've already done all the things explained in "Disable FF automatic connections" page. I also disabled "Query for certificates" setting (OCSP thing) But FF connects to so… (czytaj dalej)
I've already done all the things explained in "Disable FF automatic connections" page. I also disabled "Query for certificates" setting (OCSP thing)
But FF connects to some IP's when opened still. It connects to both shavar.prod.mozaws.net(also things like it, versioncheck.prod.mozaws.net) and search.r53-2.services.mozilla.com
Glasswire Screenshot: https://postimg.org/image/705do8onr
I even blocked it at hosts but... I guess it has many different IP's? And how would I get rid of these connections?
Note: I have another privacy question not related to FF, are we allowed to discuss it here?
Firefox
Your connection is not secure, on a corporate network
I am getting the "Your connection is not secure" for most sites running Firefox 49.0.1. I know that it is related to not accepting SHA-1 certificates, but this is on a w… (czytaj dalej)
I am getting the "Your connection is not secure" for most sites running Firefox 49.0.1. I know that it is related to not accepting SHA-1 certificates, but this is on a work computer that is setup to force users to communicate through a proxy to the outside world. It is essentially using a man-in-the-middle approach to filter all data to and from the internet, and is not something that I have any control of. This proxy uses a self-signed certificate, using SHA-1.
For more recent Firefox releases, it worked well enough to put the proxy's certificate into the trusted authorities of the Certificate Manager. For this release, I don't see the previously added certificate, nor does it show up when I try to add it manually. Also, I have tried playing with the security.pki.sha1_enforcement_level preference, it doesn't have any effect on adding this certificate as an authority or allowing access to sites like google.com or mozilla.com.
I am all for better security, and this version of Firefox works just fine at my home. But at work, I don't have much recourse, since Firefox isn't really supported by IT here. Really, the only thing I can do is switch to Chrome or IE if I can't get this resolved.
I can't change my privacy settings to use custom settings for history as not accepted and can't browse many sites,they say cookies to enable.
I can't change my privacy settings to "use custom settings for history". I tried couple of times but it never changed.can't visit sites as they say,"enable cookies". What… (czytaj dalej)
I can't change my privacy settings to "use custom settings for history". I tried couple of times but it never changed.can't visit sites as they say,"enable cookies". What to do!
Adobe Flash Player often blocked
On the majority of sites I visit Firefox seems to have no problems with the use of Flash Player - but just occasionally videos can't be played. Currently - (Sept 2016) -… (czytaj dalej)
On the majority of sites I visit Firefox seems to have no problems with the use of Flash Player - but just occasionally videos can't be played. Currently - (Sept 2016) - videos in The Daily Mirror remain blank...although the adverts play perfectly, of course. They were fine last week though. And I happened to visit Yahoo news today and found that videos wouldn't play there either. But videos on the BBC site work fine, as do those at TheJigsawPuzzles site, to mention but two others who use Flash Player. On the other hand they play fine in the Daily Mail - I guess because they use video.js instead.
In addition, all those videos play perfectly well using Chrome or Opera.
I've deleted and reinstalled Flash Player over and over again and done the same with my Firefox browser but all to no avail and I've made sure that the Add-ons "Always Activate" option is clicked - so what's the problem and why can't I get a blanket approval to use Flash Player?
Is there a Firefox addon that allows me to interface with the NetIQ SSO or SecureLogin tool?
Does Firefox support the NetIQ SSO or SecureLogin tool?
Website not working using Firefox
A couple of things aren't working and I'm not sure they are related. Firstly, I am unable to search on the www.premierinn.com website. Usually it returns you briefly to a… (czytaj dalej)
A couple of things aren't working and I'm not sure they are related.
Firstly, I am unable to search on the www.premierinn.com website. Usually it returns you briefly to a holding page then another fires with the search results. Except it doesn't and it just hangs. Secondly an embedded flash player set to auto start on another site doesn't.
I have disabled both popup blocker and adblock on both sites and I'm using the latest version of flash
Any ideas?
Thanks
Why can't I play same site in new tab and private window?
I used to do this once. I want 2 sites to be playing at same time 1 regular and 1 private. Safari and Chrome both let me. Why not Firefox?
When I load addons.mozilla.org Firefox says that the Public Key Pinning header for the page was ignored. Is this supposed to be this way?
When I load the addons.mozilla.org page in Firefox, I see the following warning in the console: "Public-Key-Pins: The certificate used by the site was not issued by a cer… (czytaj dalej)
When I load the addons.mozilla.org page in Firefox, I see the following warning in the console: "Public-Key-Pins: The certificate used by the site was not issued by a certificate in the default root certificate store. To prevent accidental breakage, the specified header was ignored." I happens both when I use Firefox normally (with a few addons installed) and when I use the "safe mode".
Does this really mean that the public key pinning doesn't work for addons.mozilla.org? If yes, what can I do against this?
Thanks already for your answer!