Firefox Error code : ssl_error_ssl_disabled

[Ryan21]

I have a problem while opening the Firefox, comes this error message: A secure connection could not be established because the SSL protocol is disabled.

(Error code: ssl_error_ssl_disabled)

Unfortunately the page can not be shown because the authenticity of the data could not be verified.

* Please contact the website operators to inform them of this problem.

My operating system is Windows Xp SP3. Would be nice if someone could help me!

[HellBoy21]

Firefox is the certificate to avoid warnings. You should only bypass the warning if you are sure that the site is legitimate. Legitimate public sites will not ask you to do. An invalid security certificate can be an indication of a webpage you want to light up or to steal your identity.

• Click on the warning page Or you can add an exception ...
• Click on Add Exception .... Add Security Exception dialog will appear.
• Click Get Certificate.
• Read the text that the problems with this website describes.
• Click Confirm Security Exception if you trust the Web site.

[JIII]

This error warns you that the certificate of the pages you visit using a serial number identical to that of a certificate that you've already accepted. This may not be circumvented through the following method. Check the file permissions in your profile folder. The file must be named cert8.db not read-only. To do this on Windows machines:

• Open your profile folder in Windows Explorer.
• Right click on the file named cert8.db.
• Choose Properties. A dialog will come up
• Go to the General tab
• Make sure the "read-only" checkbox is not checked.
• Press OK.

[Valerian]

If you are getting the Error code : ssl_error_ssl_disabled, First Check your SSL settings :

At the top of the Firefox window on the menu and select Options ...
Select the Advanced panel.
Click the Encryption tab.
Make sure SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 are checked.
If both fields are checked, this section does not apply. You can go to the next section.
If both SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 is not checked, then check to both.
Click OK to close the Options window,

Try a secure website. If this still does not work, continue in the next section.

[Allan.d]

Check your proxy settings, you can do this by following the below steps :

• Some computers are configured for internet access via a proxy.
• At the top of the Firefox window on the menu and select Options ...
• Select the Advanced panel.
• Click the Network tab.
• Click Settings ....
• If Manual proxy configuration is selected, use a manually set proxy server. Verify that all protocols listed in the dialog to the address of your proxy server modes. Contact your network administrator if you do not know this address.
• If Manual proxy configuration is not selected, this section does not apply. You can go to the next section.
• Make the necessary changes and click OK to close the Connection Settings window.
• Click OK to close the Options window,

Try a secure website. If this still does not work, continue in the next section.