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firefox nightly for android with Secure connection failed

earthwalker2
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Version : Firefox nightly for android 210421 17:00 Device ： Zenfone 6 android 10 Remarks: Adguard v3.6.1(11),turn on https filter

Question：

Everytime I used Firefox nightly for android , It will show "Secure connection failed". I tried to use about:config to change security.enterprise_roots.enabled. But when I swtich it to enable, it will return to false after close browser.

How can I do to make it enable forever?

Version : Firefox nightly for android 210421 17:00 Device ： Zenfone 6 android 10 Remarks: Adguard v3.6.1(11),turn on https filter Question： Everytime I used Firefox nightly for android , It will show "Secure connection failed". I tried to use about:config to change security.enterprise_roots.enabled. But when I swtich it to enable, it will return to false after close browser. How can I do to make it enable forever?

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maybe this is for your own protection, it does show secure doesnt it, so maybe you can but I would not sugest it if it could bring damage. Did this help you ?

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maybe this is for your own protection, it does show secure doesnt it, so maybe you can but I would not sugest it if it could bring damage. Did this help you ?

earthwalker2
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Now Adguard has some solutions. Follow this issue. [https://kb.adguard.com/en/android/sol.../firefox-certificates]