Why won't Firefox let me access CCLI Song Select.
I've never been able to use the CCLI search function with Firefox, now it won't allow me access to any of the features I'm signed up for. I have no problem if I use Microsoft Edge, which I just tried. What do you folks have against Christian music?
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DeaconPaul said
I've never been able to use the CCLI search function with Firefox
Is that an add-on or a separate program?
Please explain the problem in detail. What happens? Error messages?
Actually, it only confirms that Mozilla/Firefox have something against Christian music - or at least CCLI. I've found I can access CCLI using Microsoft Edge, and use the search feature, which Firefox would never let me use. I guess when I'm working on music for worship on Sunday I'll become an Edge user. Who knows, maybe it's a better browser all around? Time will tell. Certainly disappointed with Firefox's antipathy toward CCLI.
What happens is I get a message telling me I can't access the site's features without a subscription (which I have!). When I go the the login page the site recognizes me and my subscription, but most of the features won't work. When I try, I often get a message from Firefox saying the site isn't safe, or their "certificate" isn't in order, or some such thing. Baloney! It's amazing that I can access CCLI features using EDGE that have never worked with Firefox. It's actually a blessing that Firefox started denying me access completely - I can now use the CCLI with EDGE and get all the feature I pay for! Shame on you, Mozilla! I don't know what your religious affiliation is, but this policy smacks of religious discrimination.
@ DeaconPaul :
You're jumping to conclusions, pointing the finger and accusing people you don't even know of discrimination - are you sure you want to do that ?
DeaconPaul said
I often get a message from Firefox saying the site isn't safe, or their "certificate" isn't in order, or some such thing
What you are describing are Certificate errors. For the safety of users and their systems, if there is a problem with certificates, the user is informed so proper action can be taken.
If you provide the exact error message, we can help.
Well, it's sure odd that all the garbage in the world can be accessed on Firefox and CCLI can't.
DeaconPaul said
Well, it's sure odd that all the garbage in the world can be accessed on Firefox and CCLI can't.
I had no problem accessing CCLI and every tab on that site.
Would you please be so kind as to reply to FredMcD's last post ?
The main message I get is that I need to upgrade my account - not possible, since we use the top level account they have. It recognizes me, says I'm signed in, but won't let me use the site. No problem with EDGE, so it has to be a Firefox malfunction - purposeful or otherwise I don't know. But it just got worse, and they don't seem to want to fix it. Certainly from their end they can see what the "certification error" is, if they want to.
DeaconPaul said
The main message I get is that I need to upgrade my account - not possible, since we use the top level account they have. It recognizes me, says I'm signed in, but won't let me use the site.
Such message does not come form Firefox, but from the site.
May I suggest that you contac them :
http://support.ccli.com/our-contact-information/
Certainly from their end they can see what the "certification error" is, if they want to.
It would be very helpful if you could provide a screenshot that shows these 'certificate error' (or any other) message.
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