One person mentioned possible corruption of cert8.db which I can't seem to get to using Finder, but found using Terminal and confirmed its content is not changed when Avast is installed. I've tried searching through the Forums for clues to fix this problem but not yet found anything helpful. If I shut these programs down and run Avast's Uninstaller then restart them without any virus protection, they work normally. This is the first point release of Mozilla Firefox 36 and it brings a number of important fixes that.
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On some sites, it allows you to accept the certificate but puts up a message for every site I visit which uses https.Īs for Thunderbird, with Avast Mac Security installed, it complains about the certificate on each startup but allows you to accept the certificate. Mozilla Firefox 36.0.1 Mozilla has just updated its popular Firefox web browser application for all supported computer operating systems, including GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows.
In examining Safari's certificates with Avast installed, I find that all of these sites use Avast for their certificate's Authority, yet without Avast installed they show different authorities. And, only presents a "get out of here" box to click on with no way to accept the site's certificate. ) and gives a message indicating there is a problem with the Certificate. With it installed, Firefox does not allow going to many websites (,,. When I install Free version of Avast Mac Security on my Macbook with OSX 10.10.2 (Yosemite), Firefox 36.0.1, and Thunderbird 31.5.0 (latest versions of all of these), it breaks the certificate portion of Firefox and Thunderbird. Windows NT 5.1) 592 0.94 Mozilla/5.0 (iPad CPU OS 934 like Mac OS X).
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