Your Connection is Not Secured in Mozilla Firefox

Posted by Olivia Evan on March 25th, 2019

We all are looking for a reliable and trustworthy email service provider. What could be better than a fast, user friendly and systematic email service, Right? Mozilla Firefox would not disappoint you. It has many new, exclusive and unique features which can help you to proceed with your work effectively. There are many benefits of using Mozilla, and so it is on demand always. The popularity of the Mozilla Firefox is because of the reliability and credibility it has earned. Of course, there are many troubles associated with Mozilla as well. Some of the major issues like Firefox crashing or not loading properly are common but demands an instant solution. Here, in this article we would like to discuss a major problem associated with Mozilla, such as sometimes it keeps on sending us the notification like ‘Your connection is not secure’.

If you too are a consistent user of Mozilla Firefox, you might have come across this problem as well. Here in this article, you can find few major steps that can help you to resolve your problem. Also, you can try to implement the steps that are explained here. Once you follow it, you would get definitely be able to resolve the problem. By chance, you do not feel any difference or you are not able to fix it by following the steps, you always have an option to contact Mozilla Customer Service. Experts are present at your service 24*7. Before, trying to find out the solution, you must try to find out the reasons behind the problem.

Why our connection is not secure?

There are some basic reasons behind the emergence of this problem. You can have a look at the causes and then try to resolve it. You can have a look at the reasons, it might be helpful.

• One of the basic problems could be the incorrect setting of time and date
• The wrong SSL certificate
• Maybe Windows Firewall blocks the site
• The browser could be outdated or damaged
• Presence of malicious content in domain
• Maybe the SSL certificate is false, or maybe not authorized
• False SSL certificate name
• Might be the SSL certificate provider is not even authorized
• The third party Antivirus blocks the site

How can we fix or resolve it?

You must remove the history on Mozilla Firefox

Method I

• Launch Firefox
• At the top right corner, you would find a menu button, make sure you click on it
• Select history
• Make sure you clear the entire browsing data
• Select all and then click on the clear button
• You must open settings
• You are required to locate the change proxy settings
• Open the security and privacy tab
• Select medium level
• Close your web browser
• Try to reopen it then
• Now, try to open the website which shows ‘your connection is not secured’

Method II

• Open your Antivirus settings
• From there, exclude Protocol scanning
• Then, again open your Antivirus Software
• Open setup window
• Move to the advanced settings
• Make sure you move to protocol filtering
• Then to the SSL
• Click on ‘do not scan SSL protocol

The above given steps are major ways to deal with the prescribed issue. You can simply follow the steps and then try to resolve the associated problem. If you are going through this trouble, either try to follow the above given steps and seek a solution or you can simply seek for Mozilla Firefox Customer Service Phone number.