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By the way, fwiw, the same problem inexplicably cropped up again, two months later. I copied the cert8.db file all over again from Firefox, and voila, it worked again. Bizarre. Just giving this update in case it's useful to you. Thanks again for you…
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...wow! I think that actually worked! It synced without a red [!], and the empty placeholder entry I added on my Zotero Standalone seemed to have turned up on my online library. Thank you for your patience in helping me with this. Much appreciated!
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I couldn't find it. I went to C:\Users\Andrew\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\wnanma5l.default, and this is what I found: cache2 jumpListCache OfflineCache safebrowsing startupCache thumbnails directoryLinks.json frequencyCap.json and when…
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I got "nothing to see here" on Chrome. And, oddly, just now, it worked on Firefox — inexplicably, since I did nothing differently. But I went into my Firefox profile directory, attempting to follow the instructions given, and I can't find a cert_ove…
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Thanks. I'm not in an institutional environment, but perhaps Covenant Eyes works similarly to that sort of environment. Anyway, I have tried the certificate override instructions to which you linked, to no avail. I don't mind my connection to Zote…
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Reporting on the steps given here — https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/ssl_certificate_error: 1. I rebooted everything. Nope. 2. Time zone & clock correct. Yup. 3. "Nothing to see here." 4. Following the instructions at https://www.zotero.org/su…
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Since upgrading to Beta 5.0, the error message has changed to this: "SSL certificate error connecting to api.zotero.org." I'm currently working through the recommended steps given in the documentation.
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P.P.S. I have renewed my expired McAfee, downloaded new virus definitions, and run a full scan of my computer. No issues were found.
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P.S. Upgrading to Beta 5.0 has not fixed the problem.