Firefox warning message
Using Firefox version 26.0 (Windows 7)
How can I disable the warning message "This Connection is Untrusted"
I did the following steps as recommended in other postings:
In Firefox, run about:config, then set browser.xul.error_pages.en
and restart Firefox. I am still getting this warning. Any ideas on how to fix?
How can I disable the warning message "This Connection is Untrusted"
I did the following steps as recommended in other postings:
In Firefox, run about:config, then set browser.xul.error_pages.en
and restart Firefox. I am still getting this warning. Any ideas on how to fix?
Is this trying to access an internal SSL site that has no valid certificate?
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@aindelicato, i don't think this is an internal issue because with Internet Explorer I have no warnings.
@Miftaul, Thanks for the link. I am getting this warning for every website I visit it is making it impossible to function. I need Firefox for a web program otherwise I would use another browser. I followed the steps in the link to delete the Cert8.db file and restart Firefox. ANy other ideas? Thanks again.
@Miftaul, Thanks for the link. I am getting this warning for every website I visit it is making it impossible to function. I need Firefox for a web program otherwise I would use another browser. I followed the steps in the link to delete the Cert8.db file and restart Firefox. ANy other ideas? Thanks again.
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@miftaul, thanks for the updated info. I checked under Validation and OSCP is already unchecked.
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I never was able to resolve fully, but I have a better understanding on how this process works now. Thanks for the help.