In other words: 15 in 1000 downloads will be blocked once the change lands in Firefox Stable, provided that the percentage value is about the same. Mozilla notes that about 98.5% of all downloads in Firefox Nightly use HTTPS. FALSE: to disable the security feature.TRUE: to keep the security feature enabled.Use the toggle icon to set the value to.Search for dom.block_download_insecure.Load about:config in the Firefox address bar.Then, using the same intructions, click on Download ExternalĬertification Authority (ECA) Root CA Certificate.Ĭertification Authority (ECA) Root CA 2 Certificate. Click next and click finish.Īfter reading the above instructions, click on Download Root CA 2 If this is a RootĬertificate select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" or if it isĪ Intermediate CA Certificate select "Intermediate CertificationĪuthorities" and click ok. For each certificate listedĪt the Certificate window click the Install Certificate button.Ĭlick next in the Certificate Import Wizard, select "Place allĬertificates in the following store" and click Browse. Right click on the saved file and select Open.Įxpand down and click on Certificates. Instructions for downloading the certificate for the Root Certificate The following site has the Department of Defense root certificate which can be imported following the directions on the page: The Firefox browser apparently has the necessary certificate loaded in automatically.
Back to Knowledgebase How can I access military sites requiring certificates which are not in Internet Explorer and Chrome by default?Īnswer:Some Military Sites, such as, will show an untrusted or a "page cannot be displayed" message during attempts to access them with Internet Explorer (IE) or Chrome.
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