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(Firefox dev here) When you say Security Exception, do you mean you're seeing a certificate error on this page? The certificate is valid for me, so that indicat

(Firefox dev here) When you say Security Exception, do you mean you're seeing a certificate error on this page? The certificate is valid for me, so that indicates something dodgy on your end (perhaps a captive portal, or middlebox on a corporate network).

Gracana 12y ago
I'm behind a simple NAT, but that's never caused trouble before. Other self-signed certs work fine, but this one doesn't give me the "I understand the risks" option. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/NTLY7ZB.png http://i.imgur.com/NTLY7ZB.png You're saying it's completely valid though? Bizarre.
- driverdan 12y ago
  Have you modified your trusted issuer certs? EFF's cert was issued by "StartCom Class 2 Primary Intermediate Server CA"
  - Gracana 12y ago
    Oh, you know what? I think I have. IIRC there was news about a cert issuing entity charging to remove insecure certs, so I removed it from my trusted list. I'm sure that's what has caused this issue for me.
- deleted 12y ago
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- Hello71 12y ago
  if you've modified your roots or are behind invasive proxies and the site uses STS or iframes then exceptions won't be offered.