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How to enable ssl2.0 on newer versions of firefox, I can't find it in about:config anymore

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Ronttt
Ronttt
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In the older version I was able to enable it by typing in the URL about:config and then enable ssl2.0 and with newer versions of firefox I can't find the setting anymore. I need ssl2.0 to comunicate with novell boardermanager internet filter server.

In the older version I was able to enable it by typing in the URL about:config and then enable ssl2.0 and with newer versions of firefox I can't find the setting anymore. I need ssl2.0 to comunicate with novell boardermanager internet filter server.

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Amit Kumar Thakur
Amit Kumar Thakur
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go to:

Enable SSL to fix the Firefox cannot connect securely error message

and enable your ssl

Modified by Amit Kumar Thakur

ideato
ideato
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Hello Ronttt, ssl2 is no longer supported from firefox 8 and above

see: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Introduction_to_SSL#Ciphers_Used_with_SSL

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Firefox_8_for_developers#Network


thank you

cor-el
cor-el
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If you really need to use SSL2 then you can install a portable Firefox that still supports this.

You can install a portable Firefox (ESR) version to access websites that do not work with the current Firefox release.

Modified by cor-el