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To your first point: Firefox still lets you easily override a ssl error with 2 clicks. Go to the site, click "Advanced" and then click "Accept the risk and cont
by farisjarrah 6y ago
To your first point: Firefox still lets you easily override a ssl error with 2 clicks. Go to the site, click "Advanced" and then click "Accept the risk and continue". Using the most up to date version of firefox on MacOS, Linux and Windows.
- beerandt 6y agoOnly for certain types of ssl errors. The advanced button has been removed from some of the error pages. *Although it's mostly been chrome. I did at least see it on Firefox while att tried to MitM errors during a recent outage. I believe the recent att router bit-flipping issue resulted in the same.
- tsimionescu 6y agoI'm pretty sure that even FF won't let you easily override an error on a site with HSTS that presents an invalid certificate.