What security software are you running? Windows home or pro?

kaspersky total security windows 10 pro v.10.0.19045

in the line where you type the url it says on all that the url is not secure, and it says that the connection is insecure, your connection is not private, others can see the information you send, under more info, under security it says among other things that I have not visited that website before which I have done many times before

it's only on my PC and only on firefox, I've tried deleting it completely also in the registry database and then trying to install an older one, it didn't work, it wanted a new one when starting firefox, under settings with firefox updates there are no new updates updated and it can't search for updates

I think I've found how, now it seems to be working again, I'll have to wait for a restart after removing the entire firewall and deleting the cache in Firefox. on https://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to-fix-the-pr_connect_reset_error-error-in-mozilla-firefox/

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now let's see what happens after reinstalling the firewall and rebooting

kaspersky total security windows 10 pro v.10.0.19045

Have a look. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1444114

https://forum.kaspersky.com/topic/getting-pr_connect_reset_error-in-firefox-when-using-kaspersky-total-security-28248

Flood and Flood's wife on that forum helped me years ago with this issue.

after removing does 2 things, firefox cashe and kaspersky komplet with vpn and code memory from kas. also and restarting, started firefox and started up some url pages to see if it worked and then reinstalling kaspersky total security and restarting again, it runs as before the problems, the only thing is that all the codes for the different pages have to be re-entered, major work, good thing I have a *.txt list with all the codes for the url, because it is kaspersky that has made the different odd strong codes, and fb is having some problems with their 2 step verification with code to sms so I had to use whatsapp also and had to fiddle around with a smart phone that doesn't have a phone card but only runs on my wifi and install it on it to get the no. 2 code

also after a couple of hours of complete shutdown while I was in town it runs as it should