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support.mozilla website displays broken for me

fatuousplatitudes
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I cannot properly view and have real difficulty in using support.mozilla.org and cannot download any Addons from addons.mozilla.org. I've forced LastPass and UBlock to to be added but FFox keeps trying to disable them. It almost looks as if CSS is not registering for the support.mozilla and addons.mozilla sites; it's all text only - screenshots show. This is the only website that fails. FFox 47.0 crashed into Safe Mode a while ago, and subsequent updates have not sorted this out. I've clean installed FFx 48.0 several times, including after complete uninstall using Revo Uninstaller. Even trying to automatically add Troubleshooting information sends me a SEC_ERROR_BAD_SIGNATURE message, from the addons.cdn.mozilla... page. I've checked my Virus Checker to see if support.mozilla has been falsely flagged but can't see what else is stopping the Support pages.

I cannot properly view and have real difficulty in using support.mozilla.org and cannot download any Addons from addons.mozilla.org. I've forced LastPass and UBlock to to be added but FFox keeps trying to disable them. It almost looks as if CSS is not registering for the support.mozilla and addons.mozilla sites; it's all text only - screenshots show. This is the only website that fails. FFox 47.0 crashed into Safe Mode a while ago, and subsequent updates have not sorted this out. I've clean installed FFx 48.0 several times, including after complete uninstall using Revo Uninstaller. Even trying to automatically add Troubleshooting information sends me a SEC_ERROR_BAD_SIGNATURE message, from the addons.cdn.mozilla... page. I've checked my Virus Checker to see if support.mozilla has been falsely flagged but can't see what else is stopping the Support pages.

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philipp said

does it make a difference if you disable https scanning in avast like described in How to troubleshoot security error codes on secure websites ?

Philipp: Success!! How ^%&$ annoying of Avast, or of me switching that 'feature' on. Seems that it was only affecting the XX.mozilla.org sites, so hadn't thought. Thank you very much. Good support from Mozilla volunteers!

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philipp
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hi, are you an eset user by any chance? - if so, please try the steps described at http://support.eset.com/kb3126/

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philipp said

hi, are you an eset user by any chance? - if so, please try the steps described at http://support.eset.com/kb3126/

No, I'm using Avast.

And apologies, as I struggle to use this forum, I've posted my question twice

philipp
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does it make a difference if you disable https scanning in avast like described in How to troubleshoot security error codes on secure websites ?

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philipp said

does it make a difference if you disable https scanning in avast like described in How to troubleshoot security error codes on secure websites ?

Philipp: Success!! How ^%&$ annoying of Avast, or of me switching that 'feature' on. Seems that it was only affecting the XX.mozilla.org sites, so hadn't thought. Thank you very much. Good support from Mozilla volunteers!