Mozilla Firefox, error "The connection was reset"

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  1. andrew129260
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    Windows 10 Pro
       New #31

    You are quite welcome.


    ellellell1 said:
    OMG, thanks so much andrew129260

    Firefox can now connect to Google, Facebook and all other https addresses
    Looks like step number 3 fixed the problem. Thanks man

    And a big thank you to everyone else that helped me along the way, you guys are awesome
    Glad your issue was resolved :)
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  3. mrsuchandsuch
    Posts : 1
    Windows 7 64 bit
       New #32

    Go to tools, then go to options. Then go to "advanced" on the left hand side. Go to the "network" tab. Go to settings (on the right hand side). Check the box that says NO PROXY. Hit OK.
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