Hitting a site with an SSL cert that expired about an hour ago. I know it's the correct site from other methods. Pale Moon shows the normal certificate error warning with "Get Me Out Of Here" button, but there's no "I Understand The Risk" button to add a temporary (or permanent) exception.
Is there any way to get the button, or otherwise access the site other than going to something like IE until the certificate is fixed?
Thanks,
-H
"I Understand The Risk" missing.
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Re: "I Understand The Risk" missing.
Some scattered reports from people running into the same issue in Firefox (related usually to people having changed things in their certificate database, having changed trust or added certificates manually) suggest it's hard to troubleshoot and hard to reproduce -- and creating a clean profile tends to fix it.
Before you do that though, try setting browser.xul.error_pages.expert_bad_cert to true in about:config, and see if that helps you.
Before you do that though, try setting browser.xul.error_pages.expert_bad_cert to true in about:config, and see if that helps you.
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