Last week, Mozilla stopped releasing Firefox 65 for Windows when users of the browser started reporting that he was getting warnings about insecure certificates from the applications protectionfrom viruses.
When Firefox version 65 was released, users started complaining that they couldn't browse the web because Firefox was showing errors from insecure certificates even on sites that didn't have any problems, like Google, the Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Firefox 65 Why did this happen?
Antiviruses can run SSL or HTTPS scans by installing a root certificate on their computer, which allows them to show secure websites and also detect some malicious activity. With the release of Firefox 65, something changed and this security feature changed he was making mistakes in the certificates.
Due to the large number of complaints received by the Mozilla Foundation, it immediately stopped distributing Firefox 65 to Windows users.
From today, however, the availability of the browser works again for all users of its operating system Microsoft.
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