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You won't allow me onHTTPS//wawf.eb.mil or let me make an expception. Why

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Internet Explorer allow me on this critical site from my business, but not Firefox, even after adding it to my trusted sites. Firefox there is no exception allowed to the site. WHY?

Internet Explorer allow me on this critical site from my business, but not Firefox, even after adding it to my trusted sites. Firefox there is no exception allowed to the site. WHY?

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Try this; https://wawf.eb.mil/ Wide Area Workflow eBusiness Suite

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Currently I get an error to say the site is temporarily not available if I try

If I try IE I also am not able to get through.

I note however there is a related thread and that the site had its certificates set up incorrectly and a special HSTS (strict HTTPS) is in use

I guess they just so not want you to use Firefox on their site.

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Sorry Fred, I should have put in the : but that was just a typo. This site was working fine on Fire Fox. I then took my computer to the Fix-It shop for a tune-up. When it came back, it didn't work. It works fine on Internet Explorer, but I don't like that program and really HATE windows 10. So I guess I'm stuck using something I don't like.

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That is weird. The server sends a certificate chain that ends in a self-signed DoD Root CA 3. I have a DoD Root CA 3 installed that links to a trusted root certificate, but Firefox isn't using this chain.