Trusted Sites In Firefox For Mac

Navigate to the URL about:config in Firefox. Click the I'll be careful, I promise! In the Search dialog box, search for the above preferences: 3. In each of the preferences, specify any host or domain names, delimited with commas.

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If it were my computer, I would only very rarely permit a Web site to run in the trusted zone. It's probably not worth the effort to attempt this on Firefox, and it would probably fail anyway. If you trust your employer with the security of your computer, then it's OK.

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On your Internet Explorer menu, click Tools, then click Internet Options, then click the Security tab. On the Security tab, click Trusted Sites, then click the Sites button. Type (site URL omitted). Click Add, then click OK or Close, then click OK. The site is now on your Trusted Sites list. Click here to enter the application after JavaScript is enabled.'

This content has been, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University. Resources linked from this page may no longer be available or reliable. To add sites to your trusted sites list in Firefox: • Launch Firefox. In the Address Bar, instead of typing a URL, enter: about:config This will open the configuration interface. You may need to agree to a security warning in order to proceed. • Double-click the line labeled network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris.

• After the config page loads, in the filter box type: network.automatic. You should see a search result of network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris • Modify network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris by double clicking the row and enter the relevent site • Multiple sites can be added by comma delimiting them such as: • Click OK. You may need to restart Firefox for changes to take effect. This is based on numerous pages I found on the internet, including. To authenticate Firefox automatically through a proxy (avoiding NTLM prompt), you have to modify 3 parameters.

This guide explains how you can set trusted sites in Google Chrome. Pop-ups will load from these sites. Step-by-step guide • In the upper-right corner of your browser, click the menu button.

(You might need to do.mycompany.com with a leading dot, actually, i can't remember — and my current job doesn't use NTLM, so i can't test.) You can also tell Firefox to enable NTLM for any site that doesn't have an FQDN (fully qualified domain name); this is useful if your company just uses or something similar. To enable this, set network.automatic-ntlm-auth.allow-non-fqdn to true.

You don't have to put specific URLs in the list — you can put entire domains. So, for example, adding mycompany.com should enable NTLM for mail.mycompany.com, monitor.mycompany.com, intranet.mycompany.com, &c.

• Then, scroll down to the System group and click on Open proxy settings. • Click the Security tab.

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Mozilla also supports raw NTLM authentication using an internal implementation (based on the provided by Eric Glass) that supports NTLMv1/LMv1 and NTLM2 Session Key modes. As of Mozilla 1.7, there is no support for NTLMv2/LMv2. This is mainly due to the fact that NTLMSSP does not provide a means to negotiate use of NTLMv2/LMv2. This document is incomplete. Flow Diagram The diagram below shows how various components interact. Configuration By default, Mozilla rejects all SPNEGO challenges from a web server.

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Now the site thinks I'm using IE, but I'm still getting the following error: RE/Xplorer requires that *.rexplorer.net be defined in Internet Explorer's trusted sites zone. I looked around on how to add a trusted site on Firefox, and I saw that I should go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy or something like that. Problem is, I don't have an Options selection on my Tools menu! So how to I add a trusted site?

At my company we have internal sites that only work in Firefox once they are added to the trusted sites. I'd like to deploy a solution to my user base but don't know how to target the specific setting. I also want to ensure I don't delete any of the users' saved preferences. Has anyone come across this problem?

The PingFederate Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA) Adapter supports the Kerberos and NTLM authentication protocols, but some browsers need to be configured to utilize them. The following guide will define which settings are necessary in each browser.

The obsolete Mozilla Root CA Certificate and md5 checksum can be downloaded from: • Certificate: • MD5 Checksum: • SHA1/MD5 Fingerprints: SHA1 Fingerprint: B7:E6:8B:CC:DB:1A:12:26:82:B5:A2:93:F5:D3:0F:A6:44:64:85:D6 MD5 Fingerprint: 7F:1F:90:5A:5F:1F:4E:95:F8:33:AB:10:69:51:ED:BE.

Odd, but it works. Microsoft Internet Explorer If you want to install the Mozilla Root Certificate manually into Internet Explorer do the following: • As of February 2016, the current and previous (now-obsolete) CAs can be installed by clicking each of these links: • SHA-2 (current): • SHA-1 (obsolete): • Opening each of these downloaded files will trigger the 'trust a new CA' process in Windows, which approximately can be described as follows. The fingerprints encountered should match the fingerprints shown above for the SHA-2 (current) and SHA-1 (obsolete) root CAs.

• Easy administration Set up policies (e.g. Proxy, restrict features) with Group Policy on Windows and a JSON file on Mac and Linux.

• An Enter string value dialog box will open. In this box, enter the URLs for the sites to which you want the browser to automatically authenticate. Separate individual URLs with commas, but do not put spaces between them, for example: darthvader.iu.edu,r2d2.iupui.edu,deathstar.ucs.indiana.edu Click OK when you're finished. • Double-click the line labeled network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris. Enter the same information you entered in the previous step, with the URLs separated by commas and with no spaces. • Close the browser and then relaunch it. You should be able to access the web sites you entered in steps 3 and 4.

• Enter the URL of your Trusted Site, then click Add. • Click Close. Google Chrome • Click the 3 horizontal lines icon on the far right of the Address bar. • Click on Settings, scroll to the bottom and click the Show Advanced Settings link. • Click on Change proxy settings.

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The site is now on your Trusted Sites list. Click here to enter the application after JavaScript is enabled.' I checked my Firefox preferences and I DO have Java and JavaScript enabled on it, so I am at a loss as to what to do. There is no 'Trusted Site' list on Firefox of which I could find.

That should have worked, but I got this message: 'JavaScript is blocked You need to enable JavaScript for. I recently got a MacBook. After I got it, I discovered that I cannot get to my work database site unless I have Internet Explorer. However I downloaded Firefox and set the User Agent Switcher to IE. That should have worked, but I got this message: 'JavaScript is blocked You need to enable JavaScript for your browser in order to run this application.

SPNEGO is commonly referred to as the 'negotiate' authentication protocol. Mozilla does not have its own internal implementation of SPNEGO. Instead, it leverages system libraries that provide SPNEGO; SSPI on Microsoft Windows, and GSS-API on Linux, Mac OSX, and other UNIX-like systems. The Mozilla implementation of SPNEGO can be found under. It used to live in extensions/negotiateauth.

I'm using Firefox 2.0.0.5 for Mac OS-X Mac added to title, to attract Mac users, and stop useless Windows info. Steviex -Moderator.

Best Answer: I'm afraid at present there is no way of seeing Trusted Sites. Once again us Mac users are being discriminated again because we choose not to use a Microsoft product. Mozilla (Firefox) is aware of the issue and hopefully when Firefox 3 gets fully released (Out of BETA) they will have a solution.

• When accessing the relevant site you need to make sure you run Firefox as the Windows user you want to log on as. If you always log onto a workstation as a domain user then there is no issue, otherwise you may need to Shift + right-click the shortcut and choose Run as different user., or setup a shortcut with your credentials saved • In Firefox, type about:config In the address bar and press return. • After the config page loads, in the filter box type: network.automatic. You should see a search result of network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris • Modify network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris by double clicking the row and enter the relevent site • Multiple sites can be added by comma delimiting them such as: • Click OK. You may need to restart Firefox for changes to take effect. This is based on numerous pages I found on the internet, including.

Optionally, wildcards can be included to trust any host name within the AD domain (i.e. Trusted Sites: The above settings work for domain-joined computers (i.e. Computers with an Active Directory account principal and trust relationship), as well as non-domain-joined computers. For domain-joined computers, an AD user account would need to be logged in, and the Kerberos authentication protocol would be negotiated during SSO. In the case of a non-domain-joined computer, the Kerberos protocol ( Negotiate in the WWW-Authenticate header) would not be negotiated, thus a fall back to NTLM. In this case, the user would be prompted for credentials, which they would enter ADEXAMPLE joe and the password to be authenticated.** **Note: The NetBIOS domain name (ADEXAMPLE in the example above) MUST be used to qualify the user name if: (1) the computer is not joined to an AD domain; or (2) there are multiple AD domains or forests and the user is authenticating over a cross-domain trust (i.e. The user is in DomainA, but the PingFederate NTLM computer account is joined to DomainB).

• Click on Install Certificate to launch the Certificate Import Wizard • The defaults are generally fine and you can just select Next. • When prompted select Yes to install Note: This procedure only adds the Mozilla Root Certificate to the current user. External Documentation All of this was taken from the following external sources: • • Generating CSRs If you want to generate your own CSR for Mozilla to sign, take a look at these two sites: • • Obsolete 'Mozilla Root CA', deprecated October 2012 This certificate is now considered deprecated as of October 2012, and is in the process of being replaced. If you find it used 'in the wild', please let us know so we can work on replacing it.

To authenticate Firefox automatically through a proxy (avoiding NTLM prompt), you have to modify 3 parameters. • Open the page about:config (in the address bar) Add your uris (separate with,) in the following 3 parameters: • network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris • network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris • network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris and change it with the URL of your proxy redirection page, like Modify • signon.autologin.proxy to be true If you do it by script, be careful with the dots (.) and the dash ( -) in the parameters. This is often the problem.

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At my company we have internal sites that only work in Firefox once they are added to the trusted sites. I'd like to deploy a solution to my user base but don't know how to target the specific setting. I also want to ensure I don't delete any of the users' saved preferences.

Intranet Zone security settings: Most PingFederate SSO connections will use the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) in SSO URLs, so it will not be categorized as being in the Intranet zone. As such, the browser must be configured trust the host by adding the PingFederate hostname to the Trusted sites zone. Here, the default setting is Automatic logon with current user name and password, which implies Kerberos will be used if available, then NTLM. The setting Prompt for user name and password will bypass Kerberos and go straight to NTLM authentication. Even if the IWA Adapter supports Kerberos, the client will not attempt to send a Kerberos token within the Authenticate header. On computers (i.e: servers) with Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration enabled the automatic login behavior will be overridden with a logon prompt.

• Select Trusted Sites. • Click Sites. • Enter the URL of your Trusted Site, then click Add. • Click Close > OK. You have now set Trusted Sites in Google Chrome!

• Click on 'Root Certificate (PEM Format)' • Choose 'View' • Check 'Allow connections to sites using this certificate' • If desired, uncheck 'Warn me before using this certificate' There seems to be an occasional problem getting the certification to pass on Opera 8.5 in Windows. Here is the workaround: • Make sure cache is cleared. • Attempt to get cert. Via Opera ID'ing.

Adding the ADMX and ADML files to the%SYSTEMROOT% PolicyDefinitions directory exposes the Group Policy Administrative Templates for Chrome available to the Group Policy Management Editor on the computer. Configuring Startup Script via Group Policy for Firefox. There are no standard ADMX templates available for Firefox, however, several third-party vendors have solutions for providing Group Policy management for Firefox settings. As an alternative, it is possible for administrators to automate the configuration of Firefox for IWA by defining user preferences inside the user.js file in the%APPDATA% Mozilla Firefox Profiles folder.

• Attempt to get while ID'ing as IE 6.0 (in Opera). • Attempt to get while ID'ing as Opera again. This time, cert. Should pass through. It seems there is something about the caching where it wants both IE and Opera set at the same time before it will let the Opera cert.

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(although Firefox's text file says it'll be updated the next time the app is closed and restarted.) To get around this, I utilized the jamfhelper pop-up to notify users they need to click 'Update' to close Firefox to make the change. Alternatively, you can have it deploy at login/logoff if you don't want to disrupt the user. This script will also import the settings into the default Firefox profile so if a new profile is created, the settings will carry over.

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I recently got a MacBook. After I got it, I discovered that I cannot get to my work database site unless I have Internet Explorer. However I downloaded Firefox and set the User Agent Switcher to IE. That should have worked, but I got this message: 'JavaScript is blocked You need to enable JavaScript for.

Please note that domains can wildcarded by specifying a domain suffix with a dot in front (i.e.adexample.pingidentity.com): Just like in Internet Explorer, the computer making the SSO request to the IWA adapter must also be joined to Active Directory (AD) and be logged on with a domain user account. The same goes for Kerberos vs. NTLM negotiation -- if the computer is not domain-joined, it will fall back to NTLM. For Firefox running on Mac OS, SPNEGO will negotiate both Kerberos and NTLM if the computer is joined to AD. On non-domain-joined Mac OS, only NTLM will be selected as a mechanism for SPNEGO.