This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------0401 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit On 21:53, OG wrote: > > > I opened IE and got immediate access then went back to FireFox to > browse. FireFox Stupidity Exemplified. I would say it is the users stupidity exemplified because the on-screen dialog box would have looked something like in this picture: User is stupid The user needs to click on the Advanced button and Add Exception to the said domain that is either using a invalid certificate or it is not configured correctly.

Either way, FF is not to be blamed because it only follows the messages it receives from the web server. --------------0401 Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit On 21:53, OG wrote: I opened IE and got immediate access then went back to FireFox to browse. FireFox Stupidity Exemplified. I would say it is the users stupidity exemplified because the on-screen dialog box would have looked something like in this picture: The user needs to click on the Advanced button and Add Exception to the said domain that is either using a invalid certificate or it is not configured correctly. Either way, FF is not to be blamed because it only follows the messages it receives from the web server. On 2016-05-27 4:53 PM, OG wrote: > I am at the mall and want to use the Mall WiFi.

Click on Apply and then OK button to save modifications. Lastly, restart your Windows machine. Your Connection is not secure is one of the common problems on Firefox & in order to troubleshoot, we need to understand the type of connection errors like The certificate is only valid for site. The message is 'Your connection is not secure' + 'The owner of forum.kaspersky.com has configured their website improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website.' And further explanation forum.kaspersky.com uses an invalid security certificate.

> FireFox opens with > 'Your Connection Is Not Secure' > (Dead End) > So what! I want access! > > How do I get past this lunacy (not mine, but Firefox's)?I see nothing to >Quicken vs quickbooks for mac. circumvent this admonishment.

Patrionics cac reader for mac. We welcome civil discussion in the but will not engage with flamebait, spam or outright attacks without the end goal of courteous dialogue.

> > I opened IE and got immediate access then went back to FireFox to > browse. FireFox Stupidity Exemplified. This article should help: -- Chris Ilias Mailing list/Newsgroup moderator.

On 27-May-2016 16:50, Good Guy wrote: > On 21:53, OG wrote: >> >> >> I opened IE and got immediate access then went back to FireFox to >> browse. FireFox Stupidity Exemplified. > > I would say it is the users stupidity exemplified because the on-screen > dialog box would have looked something like in this picture: > > User is stupid > > > The user needs to click on the Advanced button and Add Exception to the > said domain that is either using a invalid certificate or it is not > configured correctly. Either way, FF is not to be blamed because it > only follows the messages it receives from the web server. > > Good Guy, ideally we should get the screen you showed, but the screen I got when I had OG's problem did not have the 'Advanced' button! OG, if you do not get the advanced button then start Firefox in safe-mode, i.e.

Restart Firefox with add-ons disabled, and try the problem website again. After that follow Good Guy's instructions.