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Kinda off topic, but just to add to the TLS error woes, you currently cannot access sites with self-signed certs (such as my router's config panel) at all in Fi
by ANTSANTS 12y ago
Kinda off topic, but just to add to the TLS error woes, you currently cannot access sites with self-signed certs (such as my router's config panel) at all in Firefox: https://a.pomf.se/zsrlud.png https://a.pomf.se/zsrlud.png
If there are any Mozilla folks reading this: What's up?
- xorcist 12y agoThe error message in your screenshot says "invalid key", not "untrusted certificate". If the browser can't do the encryption, how do you expect it to continue?
- ANTSANTS 12y agoAccording to this http://blog.dob.sk/2014/07/23/firefox-31-self-signed-certificate-sec_error_ca_cert_invalid/ http://blog.dob.sk/2014/07/23/firefox-31-self-signed-certifi... it's a 3+ month old bug in Firefox's certificate verification code. I used to be able to access my router's control panel in Firefox (and other sites with self-signed certs), and still can in other browsers (albeit after jumping through the usual hoops), the sites are not at fault here. I'm just an average user that no one cares about, but if you dare read the comments on that blog, it seems this bug and the slow response to it pissed off a lot of corporate IT folk whose self-signed apps they borked.
- xorcist 12y agoOh, it seems to be a proper bug then, not a matter of Firefox policy. I misunderstood you. According to the linked bug report it's even fixed in the enterprise support version.