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Does anyone have information on this scam?i have witnessed this many times in the past year. i'm not sure which update started this behavior.

i try to open a page and get this message.
i switch to blaze and it opens immediately.
i switch back to firefox and still get that message.
after a few minutes firefox will open the page.

it sure seems like they have a throttling algorithm in play for websites they don't like.

Does anyone have information on this scam?i have witnessed this many times in the past year. i'm not sure which update started this behavior. i try to open a page and get this message. i switch to blaze and it opens immediately. i switch back to firefox and still get that message. after a few minutes firefox will open the page. it sure seems like they have a throttling algorithm in play for websites they don't like.

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[–] • 3 pts

If it were the ISP and DNS then it wouldn't matter which browser you are using, all would be slow.

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Unless Firefox uses another DNS server which, if i remember correctly, they do by default

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

This is true. That is why in firefox preferences I shut off all suggestions and Query OCSP responder servers to confirm the current validity of certificates is kept unchecked. Also I uncheck Block dangerous and deceptive content and then Mozilla is not holding my hand and approving my choices and https is on at all times.