In message , R.Wieser
writes:
Hello all,

Today I tried to visit a website and got an SSL "Your connection is not
secure" page instead. After clicking the "Advanced" button I got the
information that the certificate was expired ("advanced" ? My foot).

[Yes, I sometimes have the desire to advance my foot into the people who
hide such things like that (-:]

Two things:

1) All I got was an "add exception..." button, when I would have liked a
"for this session only..." one. Is there any way to enable this ?

Can't speak for v52, but in older versions, I'm used to that window
having a "remember" box - which, and I've always thought the wrong
setting for security, is ticked by default. It's low down and not
obvious.

2) I /could/ add an exception, but there is no info there to where to manage
(read: remove) the exception afterwards (so I get the same warning the next
time I'm visiting that webpage), which makes me hesitant.

Where do I manage those /exceptions/ ? There is not mentioning of them
under tools - options -advanced - certificates.

Good question. (Probably worth asking in mozilla.support.firefox on the
Mozilla server, if you haven't been subjected to one of CI's periodic
bans there of course.)

Regards,
Rudy Wieser


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