Mozilla plans to release a minor upgrade for the stable version of its web browser today. Firefox 95.0.1 is a bug fix release that will address several issues in the browser, including a connection issue to several Microsoft domains.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The connection issue was posted to Bugzilla, Mozilla's bug tracking site five days ago. The reporter received an error message, MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_OCSP_RESPONSE_FOR_CERT_MISSING, while trying to open a page on the Docs subdomain of the main Microsoft website.<\/p>\n
The page, listing supported AMD processors by Windows 11, returned an error message and not the actual content. Firefox displays a Secure Connection Failed error page with the aforementioned error message.<\/p>\n
Several users reported issues on other subdomains, including https:\/\/msdn.microsoft.com\/<\/a>, https:\/\/go.microsoft.com\/<\/a> and https:\/\/support.microsoft.com\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n The issue appears to come and go sporadically, but the planned update of Firefox will resolve it for all stable users of the web browser.<\/p>\n Firefox 95.0.1 fixes three additional bugs. The first affects the Linux version of Firefox only. It addresses a crash in WebRender on \"some Linux\/X11\" systems according to Mozilla. The Bugzilla report suggests that crashes \"have increased a bit over the last month\" and that the crash takes down the entire browser and not just a single process.<\/p>\n The next issue fixes a crash on Windows devices, specifically crashes when shutting down. The volume of crashes was exceptionally high according to Mozilla and made up about a quarter of the top 50 crash signatures reported to Mozilla during the time.<\/p>\n The volume jumped from 500-1000\/day to multiple thousands per day around Oct 26th or so. We heard there was a Windows update around that time. However there are crashes on win7\/8\/10 and 11. Just the one most common signature for this issue has had 16000 crashes in the last 7 days, and about 1\/4 of the top 50 crash signatures are from this issue, including #2.<\/p>\n The final issue is again limited to Firefox running on Linux devices. It fixes a website contrast issue that some users experienced when Dark Mode was enabled on the operating system level.<\/p>\n Firefox 95.0.1 will be released later today for all desktop operating systems that Mozilla supports. Users may open Menu > Help > About Firefox to run a manual check for updates once the update is released officially to update Firefox as soon as possible.<\/p>\n Summary<\/p>\n Article Name<\/p>\n Firefox 95.0.1 fixes Microsoft.com connection issues and other bugs<\/p>\n Description<\/p>\n Mozilla plans to release a minor upgrade for the stable version of its web browser today. Firefox 95.0.1 is a bug fix release that will address several issues in the browser.<\/p>\n Author<\/p>\n Martin Brinkmann<\/p>\n Publisher<\/p>\n Ghacks Technology News<\/p>\n Logo<\/p>\n <\/p>\n See the article here: <\/p>\n