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Firefox chromebook insecure but no technical details

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brubaker.jeff
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Hi, I'm running Firefox on a chromebook. When I go to google.com the FireFox browser states the connection is insecure.

I was hoping to follow the breadcrumbs further to understand root cause. There was no apparent path. Could I ask for some feedback?

(This error does not occur on the built-in chrome browser when visiting google.com)

THanks, Jeff

Hi, I'm running Firefox on a chromebook. When I go to google.com the FireFox browser states the connection is insecure. I was hoping to follow the breadcrumbs further to understand root cause. There was no apparent path. Could I ask for some feedback? (This error does not occur on the built-in chrome browser when visiting google.com) THanks, Jeff
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Paul
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Hi

We do not make available or test Firefox for Android for Chromebooks, so this may be an issue that we cannot resolve at the present time.

If you type about:support into the address bar, what is the version number given as?

brubaker.jeff
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Thank you, this helps.

The version fields don't appear to be populating (thinking this is an OS level uniqueness in that case).

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That is...unusual.

As I mentioned, previously, we do not currently design or test Firefox for Android to run on Chromebooks. I do know that there is a way to run Linux on some newer Chromebooks and through this you should be able to install a full version of Firefox, but having never tried this myself, I suggust you have a look online to see the rough guides on how to do this.