ultradwc@gmail.com wrote:
> IE still supports it ... Verisign still supports 2.0 certs thru
> 2009 ...
> people are still using it, some will still use it long after by
> creating
> their own 2.0 certs to keep old web servers running ...
>
> we just got people using firefox and now are going back to
> IE ...
>
> who's the genius at mozilla who decided to cut off SSL 2.0 support?
>
> brilliant move ...
>

Not much I can do to help you with your attitude problem.
For the SSL2, you might go into about:config, filter on SSL2, and enable it.

On 10/1/07 4:37 PM, _ultradwc@gmail.com_ spoke thusly:
> IE still supports it ... Verisign still supports 2.0 certs thru
> 2009 ...
> people are still using it, some will still use it long after by
> creating
> their own 2.0 certs to keep old web servers running ...
>
> we just got people using firefox and now are going back to
> IE ...
>
> who's the genius at mozilla who decided to cut off SSL 2.0 support?
>
> brilliant move ...

Actually SSL2 (along with other weak ciphers) were just disabled, not
removed. According to
, SSL2 is also
be disabled by default in IE7. Perhaps you were referring to an earlier
version. For information on why the change was made, see
.

To enable SSL2 in Firefox:
1. Type the following, in the location bar, and press :
about:config

2. In the resulting page, search for the preference:
security.enable_ssl2

3. Double-click on it, which should set the value to true.
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Chris Ilias
List-owner: support-firefox, support-thunderbird, test-multimedia