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RE: "Check your SSL settings" - there is no security.enable in about.config

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kat-xerox
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I need to access a website which requires SSL3 - and only SSL3 (no TLS, SSL1 or SSL2) - to be enabled. Searched Help and was directed to the Check your SSL settings section, but when I go to about.config, there are no security.enable settings

I need to access a website which requires SSL3 - and only SSL3 (no TLS, SSL1 or SSL2) - to be enabled. Searched Help and was directed to the Check your SSL settings section, but when I go to about.config, there are no security.enable settings

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philipp
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hi kat-xerox, you'd have to set "security.tls.version.min" in about:config to 0. http://kb.mozillazine.org/Security.tls.version.*