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Disable "Your connection is not Secure"

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andynz
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OK, I know there is a very good reason in Firefox that when accessing a webpage with an insecure certificate Firefox displays "Your connection is not secure" and you then click through advanced-addexception-confirmsecurityexception to access the site.

However...

I spend a lot of my time in a tech support area of a company and all day I access hardware device webui's to configure them. So not accessing WAN websites but local hardware webui.

Is there a way to disable this extra security step in Firefox for known local IP addresses or ranges to make configuration a bit speedier.

Thanks Andy

OK, I know there is a very good reason in Firefox that when accessing a webpage with an insecure certificate Firefox displays "Your connection is not secure" and you then click through advanced-addexception-confirmsecurityexception to access the site. However... I spend a lot of my time in a tech support area of a company and all day I access hardware device webui's to configure them. So not accessing WAN websites but local hardware webui. Is there a way to disable this extra security step in Firefox for known local IP addresses or ranges to make configuration a bit speedier. Thanks Andy

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andynz
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Sorry just realised this should be in Firefox desktop rather than mobile but the question is pretty much cross platform.