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Google mail tells me that I have an outdated version of Firefox which it does not support. I have Firefox 8.0.1. Why is there a problem?

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Google mail tells me that I have an outdated version of Firefox which it does not support. I have Firefox 8.0.1. Why is there a problem? I am using OSX 7.2

When trying to access the URL after startup or waking the computer, I get the following message sec_error_ocsp_server_error The I will get a message that my version of Firefox will not work with google mail.

Google mail tells me that I have an outdated version of Firefox which it does not support. I have Firefox 8.0.1. Why is there a problem? I am using OSX 7.2 When trying to access the URL after startup or waking the computer, I get the following message sec_error_ocsp_server_error The I will get a message that my version of Firefox will not work with google mail.

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You can check the OCSP settings.

  • Firefox > Preferences > Advanced > Encryption: Certificates > Validation:
  • [X] "Use the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) to confirm the current validity of certificates"
  • [X] "Validate a certificate if it specifies an OCSP server"
  • [ ] "When an OCSP server connection fails, treat the certificate as invalid"