Yahoo Mail won't open in Firefox
Yesterday I installed Force-TLS: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/force-tls/
and added mail.yahoo.com to it's window in order to open Yahoo Mail in https, but ever since I can not access it. I removed force-tls from Firefox add-ons but still no luck opening mai.yahoo.com which defaults to https !
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Here are a few things you can try:
First, with Force-TLS installed, try removing the affected domains using the Force-TLS config screen. To do this, bring up the configuration screen (Firefox->tools->ForceTLS Settings), click on the affected site, then click "Remove Site".
If that doesn't work, next try removing all sites. There's a button for that in the Force-TLS configuration screen.
If both of those approaches don't work, you may have a corrupt permissions database. To rebuild your permissions database, follow these steps:
- In Firefox open a new tab, and go to the web site "about:support".
- In "Application Basics" there's a button to open your Profile Directory.
- Click the button, and when it opens, open your profile directory and look for a file called "permissions.sqlite" -- delete that "permissions.sqlite" file or move it somewhere outside your profile directory.
- Quit Firefox and re-launch it.
Hopefully one of these three approaches will solve your problem!
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Here are a few things you can try:
First, with Force-TLS installed, try removing the affected domains using the Force-TLS config screen. To do this, bring up the configuration screen (Firefox->tools->ForceTLS Settings), click on the affected site, then click "Remove Site".
If that doesn't work, next try removing all sites. There's a button for that in the Force-TLS configuration screen.
If both of those approaches don't work, you may have a corrupt permissions database. To rebuild your permissions database, follow these steps:
- In Firefox open a new tab, and go to the web site "about:support".
- In "Application Basics" there's a button to open your Profile Directory.
- Click the button, and when it opens, open your profile directory and look for a file called "permissions.sqlite" -- delete that "permissions.sqlite" file or move it somewhere outside your profile directory.
- Quit Firefox and re-launch it.
Hopefully one of these three approaches will solve your problem!
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