My Firefox browser can no longer connect to the ODT

[Ken Ford]

I always use Safari, seems to do fine.

 

[Buckeye76]

I use Firefox and it's business as usual.

 

[kuduman]

Still out on Firefox for me... The DNT = 1 field is all I can imagine, unless I've been blackballed somehow-- but it can't be IP address, since IE works on the same box. But IE stinks... don't like using it; it's insecure.

And it's not the useragent; I've tried several.

 

[kuduman]

Works with curl too:

curl -k --get https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com

That works. Bizarre.

Turned off Do Not Track in Firefox. No improvement.

 

[kuduman]

Fired up Wireshark, as there's no change this morning. There is some back-and-forth related to setting up HTTPS, but it just stops.

Cleared all my expired certificates, and no help.

 

[jeep78]

On firefox yesterday and now, working fine. Sounds like local machine and or settings problem.

 

[rbstern]

Try:

1) Clearing history
2) Clearing cookies
3) Restart local machine
4) Restart local router

 

[Granite3]

Try CCleaner.

Free version- https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

Run it and the Registry cleaner.

 

[kuduman]

Try:

1) Clearing history
2) Clearing cookies
3) Restart local machine
4) Restart local router

I did all that long before I posted.

After the certificate negotiation, the server isn't responding to the HTTP GET.

 

[rbstern]

I did all that long before I posted.

After the certificate negotiation, the server isn't responding to the HTTP GET.

I ran the certificate through the Qualys SSL lab test, and it reported good with Firefox, so that's not the issue.

Is your version of Firefox up to date? Which OS? Which anti-virus?