(2) Firefox not being set up to work with your security software that intercepts and filters secure connections.
Sometimes allowing computers to use an internet-based time source can introduce this problem. (1) Error in your system's date, time, or time zone, which throws off certificate validity checks. The issue you are encountering with untrusted connections usually can be traced to one of these: I don't think you want to replace that with files from random strangers. If you have Firefox running, you already have regenerated a new profile under %APPDATA%. Because it seems you guys, don't have a solution. HenrikDK wrote:Can someone seriously not just send me the folder from appdata that contains mozilla/firefox whatever. Searching a bit it was a problem with Eset Firewall not firefox.Īnd I am out of the topic as it seems that HenrikDK has a different problem, some of his data are losted To check, hit the ALT key to toggle the text menu links on and then click View -> Page Style and remove the checkmark from "No Style". CA is an acronym for Certificate Authority.Īs regards your screenshot, it looks like the page has "No Style" enabled. This is going to happen a lot until each of the sites switches to a CA approved by Microsoft. This is going to affect all the sites which use a certificate issued by a CA which is on that blocklist: Certificate Authorities to be removed in January 2016 I have the same problem with 43.0.1 (clean install)Īlso, except of many “This Connection is Untrusted” in https sites that in version 42 was not a problem some https sites (eg ) that not give the Untrusted message are not shown correctly:Ĥ3.0.1 has invoked Microsoft's forthcoming block of 20 CAs worldwide.
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