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HTTPS Only Mode versus HTTPS Everywhere (Add-on)

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Firefox Daylight 100.1.1

«HTTPS Only Mode versus HTTPS Everywhere (Add-on)»

1. ¿Hay que desactivar uno de los dos sistemas de seguridad "HTTPS" en favor del otro para que todo funcione correctamente?

1. ¿Do you have to disable one of the two "HTTPS" security systems in favor of the other for everything to work properly?

2. ¿Pueden coexistir y funcionar al mismo tiempo ambos sistemas de seguridad "HTTPS" sin que se interfieran mutuamente?

2. ¿Can both "HTTPS" security systems coexist and work at the same time without interfering with each other?

'''Firefox Daylight 100.1.1''' «HTTPS Only Mode versus HTTPS Everywhere (Add-on)» 1. ¿Hay que desactivar uno de los dos sistemas de seguridad "HTTPS" en favor del otro para que todo funcione correctamente? 1. ¿Do you have to disable one of the two "HTTPS" security systems in favor of the other for everything to work properly? 2. ¿Pueden coexistir y funcionar al mismo tiempo ambos sistemas de seguridad "HTTPS" sin que se interfieran mutuamente? 2. ¿Can both "HTTPS" security systems coexist and work at the same time without interfering with each other?

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Paul
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Hi

I believe that you can use both at the same time, although you should find that the function built into Firefox for Android should be sufficient for your needs.