I can't enable cookies for Facebook to sign-in

**cc rider** · 2nd November 2015, 01:26

I can't sign into FB on my laptop.

It was fine Thurs night then not on Fri.

I have internet obviously. It's just FB that seems affected.

I'm not the brightest tool with technology.

any help will be much appreciated darlings

CC

**TheDemonLord** · 2nd November 2015, 13:56

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb...s-and-settings

Try that first.

Also - the Prt Scr on your keyboard will take a screenshot, its much better than taking a picture of the screen with a camera.

**Tazz** · 2nd November 2015, 14:23

Did you turn it on and off a few times?

**cc rider** · 2nd November 2015, 23:19

Originally Posted by TheDemonLord

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb...s-and-settings

Try that first.

Also - the Prt Scr on your keyboard will take a screenshot, its much better than taking a picture of the screen with a camera.

I appreciating you trying Demon

Took me half an hour to get back into KB.

Oh boy!!! That link may not have been a good idea. I'm now blocked from my email sites, including the 1 linked to work.

And most of my forums & regular sites. They all say unsafe links & there's no option to bypass Certificate Warning. FB still as in photo.

Neither my browser or homepage look the same.

This is doing my head in. I sell things online & I have no way of knowing what's going on etc. FUCK!!!!!!

**cc rider** · 2nd November 2015, 23:21

Originally Posted by Tazz

Did you turn it on and off a few times?

I'm going to smack you Tazz. And not in a good giggly way either.

**TheDemonLord** · 3rd November 2015, 08:08

Originally Posted by cc rider

I appreciating you trying Demon

Took me half an hour to get back into KB.

Oh boy!!! That link may not have been a good idea. I'm now blocked from my email sites, including the 1 linked to work.

And most of my forums & regular sites. They all say unsafe links & there's no option to bypass Certificate Warning. FB still as in photo.

Neither my browser or homepage look the same.

This is doing my head in. I sell things online & I have no way of knowing what's going on etc. FUCK!!!!!!

Can you post a full screenshot of when you try to go to a site like (they will be HTTPS sites) - include the time you went - probably best to try https://google.com

If it is throwing Cert errors either:

1: your Certificate chain is out of date (very unlikely)
2: the time/timezone on your PC is wrong

**Tazz** · 3rd November 2015, 08:48

Originally Posted by cc rider

I'm going to smack you Tazz. And not in a good giggly way either.

Hey, hey, hey, no need to be like that! People usually wait on hold for hours to get that sort of sage advice

While you've still got some sort of interwebs, I'd download Chrome or the latest IE and then Google your problem with Firefox.
Not much help but it's what I usually do if something goes haywire with a browser.