I have tried this on three ANDROID devices.
Downloaded the certificate and installed it as "eBlocker". Got a message from ANDROID (I am assuming) that the certificate is installed.
eBlocker can't seem to "find" them... 🤔
What am I doing wrong now?
Hi,
which browser are you using on Android?
I have a device with "LineageOS 14.1" Adroid 7.1.2 !
I will test it... 🤠
I have tried different browsers, same result. And yes, I did install for WIFI.
Tried on two HUAWEI pads and two SAMSUNG phones.
on my Adroid 7.1 the same result.
Our tablet "Samsung" (Android 8.1) it is working fine 🤔
@all Anyone new ideas?
regards
PIO78
I believe to have ANDROID 8,9 and 10.
I figured it out! It says to intstall for WIFI, but you also have to install it for VPN & APPS!! Now it seems to work!
Tried on my way old ANDROID 7 system and eBlocker actually gave out the message to do that! 😆
yes thats the way to do this, under Help there are Tims Videos. Take a look. On my tablet i have done this.
My "LineageOS 14.1" Adroid 7.1.2 device I will look at whats the problem, but later 🤨
Certificates in ANDROID 10 browser
- SAMSUNG browser 🙂
- CHROME 🙂
- FIREFOX 80.1.3 🙁 Tried it a zillion times, will not work.
- BRAVE - Certificate installs but: DOMAiN Blocker (Werbung) has a red check mark and DOMAiN Blocker (Tracker ) has a "X" behind it
try to disable the brave internal ad- & browser tracking.
Good idea... 👍That does work.
- BRAVE 😆
@robertocravallo It's obvious you are having issues installing the certificate correctly on android (or other devices).
Now we have a couple of posts from you in different threads.
I'd really like to help but I have lost track with all these different posts regarding the same subject and not getting answers to clear questions.
Sorry buddy, but my support has to end here. Good luck with other volunteers.
Now we have a couple of posts from you in different threads.
Different problem, different thread. That is how it is usually done.
It's obvious you are having issues installing the certificate correctly on android (or other devices).
No, Firefox is having the problem, as all other browsers on the same device do accept the certificate!
Firefox is using also tracking and adblocking techniques.
So please disable the firefox internal blocker and try again
In german it is called " Einstellungen -> Datenschutz und Sicherheit -> Verbesserter Schutz vor Aktivitätenverfolgung"
Regards
Sven
S. here for correct Firefox cert installs and follow step-by-step (but with the eBlocker .crt of course): https://support.securly.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008547993-How-to-Install-Securly-s-SSL-Certificate-in-Firefox-on-Windows
FF has changed the procedure recently.
It's about "Certificates in ANDROID 10 browser"
So no need for installing certificate in firefox on android.
actually I see most of the issues with the browser-implemented features of tracking protection and ad blocking functions, which prevents eBlocker from doing his work. So disabling the browser internal security features are the only thing you can do.
regards
Sven
yes correct ^^
when you install firefox on android, the latest version it displays right now is 81.1.1
It's all about android...............
Thanks, got it!
@robertocravallo It would be great if you share a "how to" or what you've done to make it work to help other users having the same issue.
THX!
So no need for installing certificate in firefox on android.
Thats news to me! Everything I read so far, says to install the certificates in all browsers.
As far is I understand this is only necessary in windows in old firefox Versions. Newer Firefox Browsers are also using the windows internal certificate store. MAC users do also have only one store. And linux as far as I know too, so no need to import certificates into Browsers anymore.
Cheers
Sven
If the eblocker check Shows anyrhing wrong or the ads are not filtered properly, only checking the Browser internal ad and tracking functions and disabling them for eblocker to do its work
This should be addressed somewhere, because as far as I (Bj. 1956) can tell, this is one of the big problems when installing eBlocker. Was for me! 😉
Everything else went smoothly, but the certificates where hell! If they are really not needed, it would have been a lot easier for this MAC user.
Newer Firefox Browsers are also using the windows internal certificate store
I can not confirm this. My FF (81.x) on Win10 brings it's own certificate storage and is not using window's storage.
@robertocravallo I'm happy you finally followed instructions carefully. At the end it's only complicated if you don't follow exactly and continue to open new threads for the same cause...
Most of the time the issue is not in the machine but sits in front 😉