Discuss why Firefox should be your browser
>>59752655
> No FoxCast
Get wrecked scrub
>>59752655
I like the logo
>>59752655
It comes default on my distro. Also it integrates extremely well with Peppermint.
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>>59752655
>security and privacy aren't mutually inclusive
Garbage chart tbqh famrade.
>>59752655
who the fuck makes all these retarded charts
>>59752655
>edge
>good security
Stupidest bait I've seen this week.
>version 53, 49, 40, 38
Why is this allowed?
>>59752773
actually Edge has pretty good security
>>59752753
are you retarded?
>>59752822
Yeah but so is this chart.
>>59753007
He's mad because his browser isn't the top tier privacy browser of all time xD xD xD
I installed firefox and I can't view any site because it says connection is not secure.
>>59753068
then secure it
>>59752791
good security from what?
>>59753165
the sites?
>>59753216
today itself
>>59753068
Do you have an anti virus software installed?
It looks like your software swaps the https certifikate
You have to install said CA certifikate in firefox
>>59753234
But I don't have to do that in any other browser.
will FF beat Chrome in the number game? cuz that's the only thing that comes close to Chrome nowadays.
>>59753240
because your other browsers are using the windows internal certificate storage in wich the antivirus software will install it's CA certificate itself
>>59753240
>>59753247
What antivirus software are you running?
>>59753068
Make sure your OS time is synchronized correctly.
>>59753247
I see.
>>59753254
avast
>>59753266
press Win+R
type certmgr.msc and hit enter
select the "trusted..." (second from top
look at certificates and pic the one that sais avast
right click -> export (may be in submenu)
>>59753266
>>59753281
go insto your firefox settings
select advanced and go to certificates
import the exported certificate
select all checkboxes while importing
refresh the "not secure connection"
> it's secure
>>59753307
It says the certificate is already installed in certificate authority.
>>59753381
and which site are you trying to visit?
Maybe they still use sha1.
a few updates back they stated that sha1 certificates will no longer be secure
same is going to be the case with chrome shortly
>>59753411
It's working now. I guess I had to restart the browser?
>>59753420
glad it works for you now
>>59753437
I am glad too. And thank you for devoting your time to solve my non existing problems.
>>59753437
>>59753420
you can pay me a support fee of 50euro through paypal
It is my browser.
t. Firefox 28 master race
>>59752655
It promotes gender equality.