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Firefox (seemingly) randomly getting certificates for sites that arent the sites intended to visit

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Thomas R (Poweruser181)
Thomas R (Poweruser181)
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Hello, when I browse the internet, randomly the certificates seem to break as I get https certificates for sites that seem to have nothing to do with the sites that i intend to visit. Then errors like the ones in the screenshots appear. Usually reloading the website helps and then the certificate displayed seems to be correct. I did make sure to upgrade to the latest version of FF (136.0) and I did clear all cookies, but it didnt help. I do not really have any idea where to start searching or what might cause this, tia for help. kind regards Thomas

Hello, when I browse the internet, randomly the certificates seem to break as I get https certificates for sites that seem to have nothing to do with the sites that i intend to visit. Then errors like the ones in the screenshots appear. Usually reloading the website helps and then the certificate displayed seems to be correct. I did make sure to upgrade to the latest version of FF (136.0) and I did clear all cookies, but it didnt help. I do not really have any idea where to start searching or what might cause this, tia for help. kind regards Thomas
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markwarner22
markwarner22
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CA errors are for the agency in those countries to verify they are verified CA Firefox uses this to compare to country of origin for CA to be verified.

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