Fix SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE with the latest version of Firefox
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Hello everyone,
I would like to post this question: because the solution "repair Firefox" didn't work in my case. I want to connect to the website https://www.IZLY.fr, a secure site, to recharge my university restaurant tickets account online in euros. There has never been a problem until now.
When I try to access the site, the message "Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE" appears.
Aside from "repairing Firefox," I have also checked the time and date on my PC.
So, if anyone thinks they have a solution, I would appreciate it, especially given the number of students using this national site. Thank you in advance.
I would like to post this question: because the solution "repair Firefox" didn't work in my case. I want to connect to the website https://www.IZLY.fr, a secure site, to recharge my university restaurant tickets account online in euros. There has never been a problem until now.
When I try to access the site, the message "Error code: SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE" appears.
Aside from "repairing Firefox," I have also checked the time and date on my PC.
So, if anyone thinks they have a solution, I would appreciate it, especially given the number of students using this national site. Thank you in advance.
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Hello,
Open Firefox
Go to the menu, which is the three horizontal lines at the top right.
Click on ► Options
Go to the left menu on the line ► Privacy & Security
Scroll down to the bottom to the section ► Certificates
Uncheck the box ► Query the OCSP responder to confirm the validity of your certificates
Then refresh your site izly
F5 keyboard.
With Google Chrome as an alternative, it works.
See you later
Open Firefox
Go to the menu, which is the three horizontal lines at the top right.
Click on ► Options
Go to the left menu on the line ► Privacy & Security
Scroll down to the bottom to the section ► Certificates
Uncheck the box ► Query the OCSP responder to confirm the validity of your certificates
Then refresh your site izly
F5 keyboard.
With Google Chrome as an alternative, it works.
See you later