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since yesterday  I have problems with browser to connect to https sites  and not all (as this one) : eg whatsapp.com     : windows 10 pro 64b - firefox  eset : 14.0.22

even whatsapp on laptop can not connect to internet anymore

I deactivated in adv. settings ssh - ok - activated again - same result

any idea how to resolve this problem

best regards, Guy

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No problem here using Win 10 20H2, EIS 14.0.22, and latest Firefox version:

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yes, it worked for me also yesterday, but not today

do you think of any reason ?

I disabled firewall/internet protection for 10min.. same result ..

Guy

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Does it work if you temporarily disable protocol filtering in the advanced setup?

Or if you refresh the website via Ctrl+F5 (Firefox)? Does the issue occur with any browser?

Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, przytula said:

windows 10 pro 64b

Does the "b" reference mean you're running a beta version of Win 10?

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maybe 64 bit.

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6 hours ago, przytula said:

I deactivated in adv. settings ssh - ok - activated again - same result

Follow instructions given here to disable and then re-enable SSL/TLS protocol scanning: https://support.eset.com/en/kb3126-disable-ssl-filtering-in-eset-windows-products

Important: Make sure FireFox is closed prior to performing the above.

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thanks for the update

yes 64b means a 64 bit version of windows.. : I wanted to provide complete info..

b:bit B:byte K:kilo M:mega G:Giga....

yes, this is the link I followed for disable/enable ssl/tls

yes I cleared all history-cookies-cache..... in browser - even re-booted the machine...

yes, although I never use microsoft browser, I tried....   same result..

Guy

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12 hours ago, przytula said:

yes, although I never use microsoft browser, I tried....   same result..

Was this Internet Explorer or Edge? If it was Edge, open Internet Explorer and try to access the whatsapp web site.

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sorry, it was not an antivirus problem- I discovered today..

it happens when I am connected to my customer, using a vpn dial up..

quiting the vpn resolved the problem..

thanks for all info

best regards, Guy

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