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Firefox throws an error related to security when connecting. How ironic. http://i.imgur.com/WGBQ8U9.png http://i.imgur.com/WGBQ8U9.png

• geofft 11y ago
  Can you translate that error for us? It seems to be "Secure connection failed "The connection to www.openssl.org was interrupted while the page was loading." What certificate do you see, and have you configured any security settings in your browser or installed any custom "security" solutions / MITM proxies on your computer? openssl.org supports only TLS 1.1 and v1.2, so it's possible that some older proxies, DLLs, etc. can interfere.
• arbitrage 11y ago
  works fine for me.
  • ubernostrum 11y ago
    Future versions of Firefox are going to be much more strict about security and SSL configuration, and some of those changes are already in the nightly/beta/developer-edition builds. I already know there are some sites I can't use from the developer edition due to things like outdated/insecure cipher suites, but which continue to work in the released version and in other browsers.
    • drdaeman 11y ago
      Works for me on Fx 41.0, but I had just noticed Mozilla had removed all the useful information from the popup that appears on clicking the padlock icon. The only text here is pointless "secure connection" (even for EV certificates!). Firefox UI team must've gone insane.
• coldpie 11y ago
  Works fine for me, too. Here's the cert: http://i.imgur.com/4rJOYUq.png http://i.imgur.com/4rJOYUq.png
• dvh 11y ago
  What a weird lorem ipsum
  • dijit 11y ago
    Looks like Danish or Norwegian, the "O" with the line and the "igen" gives it away. (ingen means 'not' in Swedish)
    • runesoerensen 11y ago
      It's Danish. Also, the "ø" is usually replaced with "oe"
• daddykotex 11y ago
  Works fin here too : 40.0.3
• shocks 11y ago
  I don't understand why you're being downvoted. I get the same error on Firefox 41.0. What is going on?