I would like to configure Firefox to use the encryption SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 - how do I do this?

I have Firefox 29.0.1 - Mozilla26 - 1.0
My instructions to fill out a form online for a work environment are the following:
To configure Firefox

   Select Tools
   Select Options...
   Select the Advanced icon
   Select the Encryption tab
   Under Protocols, select the check boxes for Use SSL 3.0 and Use TLS 1.0

There is no encryption for the Advanced icon tab. How can I update my encryption?

I have the same problem, but my version is 31.0 this will also work for me?

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