I very suddenly for no apparent reason can't access google over the 'untrusted' error, but there's no 'I understand the risk' to add an exception

manually adding exceptions in the certificate window settings thing makes no difference

the suggested 'view frame in new window' from firefox's own help does not work

importing new certificates from my antivirus does not work

deleting the certificate file from firefox and restarting it so it resets does not work

trying a different proxy and deactivating the SLS thing does not work

I can access EVERY SITE BUT GOOGLE, and I can for some reason even access google translate, but not google itself

and I am ...... confused

..........................????????? what the heck...

I wish I could help but I'm very

like I get that firefox and kaspersky are both oversensitive, but this is actually ridiculous

also yes my date and time are displaying correctly

right?? I don't even know what to do with this anymore

The latest few firefox updates have been insane, which is why I jumped ship to Pale moon

this didn't happen in conjunction with an update though! which is even more puzzling

The untrusted thing is a thing they are doing now, with the latest few updates, and they are causing many sites and addons to not work.

I don't know why it is happening now for you, though

I'd understand if it was ANY OTHER SITE, but GOOGLE?

oh yeah, I've encountered the error before, but could usually get rid of it after I jumped through a few hoops, but ... it's been an hour and a half and I can't find any solution to this

and I KIND OF NEED GOOGLE HONESTLY

the fact that I can access google translate but not google itself is what's puzzling me most

like, shouldn't they be under the same certificate?

I can access google if I completely turn off the antivirus, so I know it's something between firefox and kaspersky, but I don't know what and I've tried everything I can think of

Does your antivirus have a check certificates function?

unsure of what exactly you mean, but none that I can find

I can find and install the certificate for kaspersky itself, but nothing that checks it on firefox for me , which makes sense, as they are on firefox

nods Some antiviruses have functions where they check the security of web pages on browsers and block them if they doubt them.

yeah, and obviosly this is something between the antivirus and firefox, but I can't figure out how to bypass it at this point, so .. .???

google displays just fine on chrome, for the record

so it's not solely kaspersky either

weird

of the worst kind

any chance it's malware?

highly doubt it, but I'll run a quick scan to be sure.