Login to the Second Life homepage using Internet Explorer. This will download the most recent certificate to your computer. It's a one time thing just to grab the new certificate, so if you use Firefox (or any other browser) normally, you will still be fine after you've done this. You should then be able to view the profiles in world (this also applies to Viewers such as Kirstens who use the 2.0 code).
It's a shame, given the wide array of web browsers currently on the market, that Second Life does not highlight this little fact about having to open the new certificate using Internet Explorer. Talk about lack of customer service.
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Login to the Second Life homepage using Internet Explorer. This will download the most recent certificate to your computer. It's a one time thing just to grab the new certificate, so if you use Firefox (or any other browser) normally, you will still be fine after you've done this. You should then be able to view the profiles in world (this also applies to Viewers such as Kirstens who use the 2.0 code).
It's a shame, given the wide array of web browsers currently on the market, that Second Life does not highlight this little fact about having to open the new certificate using Internet Explorer. Talk about lack of customer service.