the same behaviour after firefox v.50.0 update (by OpenMandriva Online).
my temporary solution was:
firefox
→ about:config
→ network.http.spdy.enabled.http2
→ false
link:
waiting better solution
the same behaviour after firefox v.50.0 update (by OpenMandriva Online).
my temporary solution was:
firefox
→ about:config
→ network.http.spdy.enabled.http2
→ false
link:
waiting better solution
Bruno,
This site says (if my spanish is correct) that this problem is related to http2 usage. The error message I got from firefox 50 is related to weak encryption concerns. Do http2 and encryption have a common root? I mean, isn’t it better to look for a workaround that deals with encryption? Meanwhile I use firefox with the workaround you mention and chromium.
Does this problem affects anybody else?
same problem here with firefox from OMA, but it works with firefox 50 from mozilla website
What makes firefox from OMA different from the binaries provided by Mozilla? If the problem is caused by a reinforcement of encryption restrictions (as described in the site provided by Bruno) why firefox from Mozilla website would not behave the same way???
Thanks for the information.
Thanks for the workaround bruno.
I’m not currently testing packages in testing repos. Don’t have time. Can’t help but wonder how this got accepted???
Also reported by another user at IT forum:
http://www.mandrakeitalia.org/forum/internet-reti/problemi-seri-di-navigazione
Is it a OMV LX 3.0 bug, should it be reported as a bug?
From Crispin Boylan on Cooker ML:
nss update which firefox 50 requires had not been pushed through. i’ve pushed it now.
thanks
cris.
Edit: It should be fixed now with nss 3.27.1.
Now it works even without the workaround about http2.
Then this one can be marked as Solved!
Last update (January, 30) brought the problem back!
I’m already using the http2 trick again.
Sad…
I forgot to say, there have been updates to nss. Then the problem came back.
It seems to be still in main testing but that works
Firefox 51. It works.
Hmm Firefox 51.01 does not work for me in Lx3. Tried reinstalling both firefox and nss the work around fixes it for me.
Tried in an updated Lx3 (=> FF 51.0 and nss3.3.28.1) . All is ok.