)Mozilla Firefox is a fast, light and tidy open source web browser. Someone was very thorough in figuring out the unexpected locations on disk that URLs you visited during recent sessions might be discovered. I am not technically proficient to know if this is a design bug or a security feature. With this preference it seems Firefox will only create a temporary exception. My preferences are set to permanent private browsing. There is no option to Add Exception on this page. I am not technically proficient to know if this is a design bug or a security feature.Įrror code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERT So I set browsing preferences to default, created a permanent exception and then changed back to permanent private browsing. Perhaps there is some additional issue with your certificate that blocks that? That creates a permanent exception by default.
I can't test your device, but on the test page at, you usually can add an exception using this method:Ĭlick the Advanced button > click the Accept the Risk and Continue button Joe Buckner said Error code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERT Ler esta resposta 👍 0 Todas as respostas (17) Using HTTPS prevents someone sniffing on the network from reading that. This part is still useful if, for example, you are entering a password or other sensitive credentials. This part fails when the certificate chain cannot be verified. (1) Verifying that the server is the one it says it is and not an impostor. Is this solution to my problem (accessing my router's web interface without the warning message) safer than simply the default HTTP access given that Firefox does not accept the certificate? Someone was very thorough in figuring out the unexpected locations on disk that URLs you visited during recent sessions might be discovered. -)įinal question.
Joe Buckner said My preferences are set to permanent private browsing.
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