Yeah, this is very likely a certificate that gets auto-generated by the router. That's also why it is self-signed. It's never seen any certificate authority on the internet and that is why you are getting a warning when connecting.The reason you are ...
That very much sounds like something is broken on your machine. Can you try from a different computer? And from a different Firefox profile on the same computer? (See above for instructions.)
Hi @zebedee !
Both of these work fine for me in Firefox 137.0. Are you getting these errors on a company or university network which might be intercepting your connections? In any case, it seems unrelated to the problem described by @weblawman above....
Hi weblawman!
This might just be a recent update to Firefox UI. Your connection has probably been insecure all along (which is usually acceptable as long as you're only connecting to your local router) but Firefox has made some updates to the URL bar...
This is a good idea."I don't want a plugin for this; I want it to be default behavior," probably requires some explanation. Is this just about trust? Would a Mozilla vetted extension or maybe one provided by Mozilla be acceptable?
