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• Firefox blocks all https sites-, I can not even my Google mail!

  Firefox blocks all https sites, I can not even my Google mail - there is no option to bypass this blocking!

  Or, I can simply go to http://google.mail.com... I don't see ANYTHING in the settings to disregard certificates

  Firefox has gone downhill the way in many ways...

  Tittiger said

  I respectfully disagree with you about Firefox...

  The code of Firefox is so bad that I only use it as a last resort. Constantly, it crashes and has done this on several PCs in 2 or 3 years.

  In any case thanks for the suggestions, but it turned out malware that Panda deleted.

  If Firefox is a 'last resort', why you use it to check your emails? Do you use Google Chrome to access Google mail? I've never had problems with Firefox, then maybe I'm just lucky.

  Added the: Chrome and IE are coded by companies funded by programmers. Firefox is a program open source funded through donations to not-for-profit, which means that's what users are doing. If the 'bad code' is probably just different, not bad.

• Latest Firefox blocks my video driver: AMD Radeon HD series 7700 (x 2), between two fires.

  I've recently updated the latest AMD driver for my video cards. Now, after a few minutes of normal browsing, the browser window flashes black, Pixelation, then crashes. Internet Explorer 9 works fine, but still sucks compared to Firefox. Any help appreciated.

  Could you try to disable graphics hardware acceleration? As this feature has been added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there are still some problems.

  You need to restart Firefox for it to take effect, so save any work first (e.g. you compose mail, documents online that you are editing, etc.).

  Orange Firefox button or classic menu Tools > Options > advanced

  In the mini ' General' tab, uncheck the box for "use hardware acceleration when available.

  If you restart Firefox, the problem is solved?

• How can I report a site of attack

  Several times I clicked on a link that takes me to http://fbi.gov.id281381365-2647936272. . v167621 com /? flow_id = 5594 & 730856 = 60962/case_id = 27075 (do not follow this link, except in a separate tab, as the only way to escape is to kill Firefox.) I would like to report it as an attack site so that Firefox can block it, but don't know how.

  I also use Linux, but try not to be too complacent in this regard security wise. It's no good software AV etc. Mac and Android are more frequently target, the same thing could happen with Linux. At least it's easy and cost free to install as many copies as you want.

  I hope that any compromise to open these files would be limited to the memory stick or a used partition. I also use is restricted, not administrator for navigation on the day accounts the day.

  The particular file / link you declare is not even blocking my normal browser that I use regularly No.-script.

  • http://noscript.NET/

  Firefox moves to limit plugins using the native, but moved in the opposite direction with JavaScript and removal of the option user interface easy to disable js.

  I have not tested this form of attack on Windows again, it affects Firefox but not Google Chrome and IE Windows can also be immune to it.

• Firefox blocks - Fresh install resulting in Mozilla Crash Reporter

  Newly installed Firefox and it does not start! Safe mode works and I tried the list "Firefox blocks - troubleshoot, prevent and get help fixing crashes" solutions without success.
  There is an add-on called HP Smart Web Printing 4.60 listed as being incompatible with Firefox 37.0.1, which I deleted. Did not work.
  I then disabled / set to never activate all plugins listed. Nothing helps.
  Discovered on Waterfox for the 64 bit OS. Too crashed.
  I'm out of options. What is going on?

  Most recent report ID:

  BP-40dcb6b4-BE28-45f4-BDDE-e02a52150418

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web link}
  While you are in safe mode;

  Type of topic: preferences #advanced< enter > in the address bar.

  Under Advanced, select General.
  Find and stop using hardware acceleration.

  Search web sites secure. Are there problems?

  Start your computer in safe mode with network. Then launch Firefox.
  Try the sites secure web. Is always the problem?

  Start the computer in Mode safe;
  Free online encyclopedia

• Facebook is listed as a blocking of the site for my child however it is the most visited site on the activity report. How to be?

  Facebook appears on the report as a blocked site, but the number of visits is staggering. I believe that the child is somehow circumvent security controls.

  Hello

  It is possible that you experience this problem because you are using an older version of Windows Live Family Safety. To do this, connect to the client Windows Live parental controls with the parent account, once connected, click the question mark, and then select parental control. The latest version is 15.4.3555.0308.

  If you use the outdated version of the client, I recommend that you download and install the latest version. Please refer to this link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-live/essentials-other-programs

  I also want to confirm if lists of Web filtering is configured on the Web site of the parental control? Go to https://fss.live.com and sign in with the parent account, select the account of the child you are analyzing and confirm if the webiste is on the blocked list. Please also make sure that you enter the exact URL of the site you want to block.

  Finally, refresh the client of parental control filter. Sign in to the family of customer security with the parent account, on the top right click on the icon that has 2 arrows (get latest settings from the Web site).

  Thank you!

• Firefox blocks a site to open a new window

  I am setting up my new computer (OS Windows 10) Firefox blocks access to 'not allowing to redirect' after logging into a financial site.

  Oops

• I've upgraded to the latest Firefox, but something prevents reading Web sites that I have. I already tried to uninstall and reinstall.

  I've upgraded to the latest Firefox, but something prevents reading Web sites that I've updated. I already tried to uninstall and reinstall.

  At first, I thought it was a specific Web site, but I found that it is affecting my sites on a set path. Yet once, I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling firefox. It doesn't seem to affect one of my other internet browsers.

  It would not be a problem, but most of the sites are demanding I upgraded and even disabling certain features until I do.

  Your user agent is corrupt and which identifies you as Firefox/3.0.13

  see your user agent:

  Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; RV:1.9.0.13) Gecko/2009073022 Firefox/3.0.13 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)

  you need to reset the user agent

  Thank you

  Please check 'Resolved' the answer really solve the problem, to help others with a similar problem.

• I have Mozilla Firefox on my computer and I am trying to go to a Web site, it tells me that Windows has blocked the Web site.

  Original title: Windows has blocked a website!

  I have Mozilla Firefox on my computer and I try to go on a site that I need to go to desperately for school work and it tells me that Windows has blocked the Web site.  How do the Web site and how to unlock the problem?

  Hello
   
  1. what happens when you visit the same Web site using Internet Explorer?
  2. what operating system is installed on your computer?
   
  Given that it is a problem with Mozilla Firefox, you can contact Mozilla for better assistance.
   
  Here is the link: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/new
   
   

• Yahoo said firefox blocks flash

  I X10.7.3 of the OS and the latest Flash, but he says always firefox blocks flash when I'm in my yahoo email. How should I do?

  Here is what happened: last week, Adobe updated the way they report the Flash version (no Firefox version but the Flash version) as part of a Flash update. It seems that Yahoo Mail didn't update their code to properly control and so it seems (for them) that Flash does not work (they can see that you have installed but does not have the code to check version).

  As you probably figured out, you're not actually blocked Flash and this must be affixed to the side of Yahoo.

• Firefox blocks addonpage

  I have problems with Firefox blocking sites due to certificate issues (expiered certificate). Firefox crashes same https://addons.mozilla.org/ for the same reason.
  Yes all my setings of security are defined for this address. I have the same problem with gmail.com and much more. the usual opportunity to pass the error pag hiting [I understand risk] is not avaliball.
  I tried to upgrade to the latest firefox version 10.0.2 and I run win XP.
  Help or any clue?
  concerning
  Olof

  Hello

  One of the reasons could be a framework of wrong time on the PC.

• I have Firefox installed 42.0 and works correctly. Yahoo on Firefox indicates this, but Yahoo on Chrome keeps asking me to upgrade to the latest Firefox

  I use mainly Firefox and Chrome only as an emergency backup. I still have backup third IE and Yahoo by default, thus opening 'IE' takes me directly to Yahoo.com. In Chrome and this 'fake IE', Yahoo says to upgrade to the latest Firefox. I even updated a second time to 42.0 Firefox but Chrome and 'fake IE' Yahoo wants the latest update me of Firefox. In Firefox, there is none that question. If so, can or should be done?

  airider said

  And I don't know how Firefox/Yahoo and non Yahoo/Chrome or IE/Auto-Yahoo acknowledges what version I am running.

  Browsers generally identify themselves to Web sites. If you want to see what your browsers send, you can use my test page - the "user agent" string is displayed in red:

  https://jeffersonscher.com/RES/jstest.php

  It is a little confusing: browsers may raise on behalf of other browsers to inform Web sites that they can deal with the pages designed for other browsers.

  But browsers do not send a list of ALL of your software on your computer - thank God - so if you visit a site with chrome, it cannot know which version of Firefox, you have, or even if you have Firefox at all.

  There is an exception to this absolute statement, called Flash Local Storage Objects, sometimes called super-cookies. If you visit a site in the browser F and allow the site to use Flash and store data on your computer, then when you visit the same site in the browser to C, if you allow the site to use the Flash, it can read these data and know that you have already visited and connect your two browsers.

• Firefox blocks some ads (non-secure content)

  I noticed since the update 41 Firefox crashes some adsense ads from time to time, but not always.
  When this happens Firefox displays an icon on the PlayBar to address
  "Firefox blocks the content of this page.
  and
  "Unsafe content.

  If I run Firefox in safe mode, I still get the same problem. The pages are served over http, not https if it matters. I can't disable protection manually and it works, but I wonder if this is a problem with some insecurities ads by Google, or Firefox incorrectly reports certain advertisements as non-secure.

  OK - http://www.gstatic.com - is a non-secure server and Firefox do not have mixed content like this on a page secure otherwise.

• Firefox blocks opt - in form to show, how to fix?

  I have a site for a product of the mine. When you click 'Download Now', it appears a form opt-in email from my GetResponse autoresponder. It works fine in Chrome and IE but in Firefox, it appears a white square of white. Why Firefox does it? You can test it here: http://clickmoves.com/exitsp/ and click on the download button.

  I don't know why Firefox blocks it, but I went back to an old optin form and now its work

• Firefox blocks the page content how to turn it off

  Firefox shows me the site im trying to go to but part of it is blocked and I have to click on the icon next to the web address to unlock it how can I disable it so I never have to click on the icon next to the web address?

  Have you clicked the button on the toolbar ('A') of the extension to change the background color of the icon from green to red?

  Red means that you allow mixed content.
  You should only set this red on the Web sites that you trust, and if the site does not work properly.