Help Firefox blocking Google ?

[bmark109]

Firefox 45.0.2 blocking google certificates, worked before anyone know how to fix?

thanks

[Israeli_Eagle]

I also use Firefox 45.0.2 and google.com, but no problems. Maybe you're hacked or your ISP is nosy?

[Kalju]

Read this:

http://www.nsaneforums.com/topic/266276-comodo-icedragon-45005/?do=findComment&comment=1074796

Mentioned also here:

http://www.nsaneforums.com/topic/266520-mozilla-firefox-4502-32bitx86-and-64bitx64-stablenew/?do=findComment&comment=1076291

 

[Recruit]

Is not firefox ' s  fault. It is Kaspersky most probably.

 

You have two options to solve it :

 

A. Go to Kaspersky > Settings > Additional > Network > Encrypted Connections Scanning and choose " Do not scan Encrypted Connections  "

 

B. If you want that https traffic to be scanned by kaspersky you should follow these steps :

 

1. In Windows 8 and 8.1,10 you can simply press the combination "Windows Key + X" and choose "Control Panel" – Choose “Folder Options” – go to “View” tab and find and check “Show hidden files, folders, or drives” – click on Apply and then OK to close.
2 Launch Firefox and choose > Options > Advanced > Certificates > View Certificates > Authorities.
3. Find the Certificate "Kaspersky Lab ZAO - Kaspersky Anti-Virus Root Certificate".
If found once: Click on the second line of the entry and delete it by clicking "Delete or Distrust".
If found several times: Delete all entries.
If there is no entry, proceed with step 4.
4. Next, click on "Import..." and go to the folder C:\ProgramData\Kaspersky Lab\AVP16.0.1\Data\Cert
5. Select the file (fake) Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal Root Certificate.cer and click "Open"
6. In the window "Downloading Certificate" please select the option "Trust this CA to identify web sites." and click on "OK".
7. Close all windows with "OK" and restart Firefox.

[Kalju]

Sorry, it is known, which is a reason. Let the Kaspersky lives in peace.

[bmark109]

Many thanks Kalju and Recruit followed your directions and is now working perfect !.

[Kalju]

11 minutes ago, bmark109 said:

Many thanks Kalju and Recruit followed your directions and is now working perfect !.

Good luck to You, if You have more problems with browsers and certificates, I'll try to help.
My latest info about Firefox is here.
Always all current Firefox downloads are here and here. Cyberfox is here and here.

 

Probably also Waterfox 46 is coming, Alex has already begun preparations to do so. More info, if something is available for download. 

[ilcorsaro73]

On 19/4/2016 at 10:45 PM, Recruit said:

Is not firefox ' s  fault. It is Kaspersky most probably.

 

You have two options to solve it :

 

A. Go to Kaspersky > Settings > Additional > Network > Encrypted Connections Scanning and choose " Do not scan Encrypted Connections  "

 

B. If you want that https traffic to be scanned by kaspersky you should follow these steps :

 

1. In Windows 8 and 8.1,10 you can simply press the combination "Windows Key + X" and choose "Control Panel" – Choose “Folder Options” – go to “View” tab and find and check “Show hidden files, folders, or drives” – click on Apply and then OK to close.
2 Launch Firefox and choose > Options > Advanced > Certificates > View Certificates > Authorities.
3. Find the Certificate "Kaspersky Lab ZAO - Kaspersky Anti-Virus Root Certificate".
If found once: Click on the second line of the entry and delete it by clicking "Delete or Distrust".
If found several times: Delete all entries.
If there is no entry, proceed with step 4.
4. Next, click on "Import..." and go to the folder C:\ProgramData\Kaspersky Lab\AVP16.0.1\Data\Cert
5. Select the file (fake) Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal Root Certificate.cer and click "Open"
6. In the window "Downloading Certificate" please select the option "Trust this CA to identify web sites." and click on "OK".
7. Close all windows with "OK" and restart Firefox.

How to do this instead for google chrome? please thansk in advance for reply