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I disabled the Disable WebRTC plugin in Firefox. On all the sites you provided - Google, GitHub and Facebook there is a Bitdefender certificate in Firefox. Interestingly, facebook. (my country) does not work. Facebook.com works

On Edge I only have it in GitHub.


When I enable the DisableWebRTC plugin on Firefox, the certificate is nowhere to be found.

In any case, even if I have the certificate, Search Advisor does not work.



So what? Reinstall Bitdefender? Do I have to reinstall BD again in my life? :kup:


EDIT

Or something is wrong with Bitdefender Firefox again. There are a few threads on their forum about BD working with Firefox


Honestly. First of all - I use the DuckDuckGO search engine anyway, not Google. There is no such function on DDG anyway.

And secondly - I don't know if I want to reinstall BD because it's only for 30 days and then I'll go back to F-Secure because you have a valid license until October :)

Or maybe it's some BD bug and it will work for me soon? In the future if it doesn't improve I'll know what to do ;)


Can you explain this further? And which is better? Which has more flaws?



I also wonder why, when I have the DisableWebRTC plugin enabled, I don't have a BD certificate? When I had it enabled, their "Search Advisor" worked on Eset. On Fsecure as well. Only in the case of Eset and F-Secure, their plugins are dedicated to Firefox. Bitdefender does not have this. Maybe that's where the difference comes from?

 I just didn't check if they had certificates on these sites because I had no reason to. But when I go back to F-Secure, I'll check.


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