Perfect solution: This address uses a port that is typically used for purposes other than network browsing. Firefox canceled the request for security reasons

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This address uses a port that is typically used for purposes other than network browsing. Firefox canceled the request for security reasons

Workaround:

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   1. Open Firefox, at address rotten input "About:config"

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   1. Then enter the port for the IIS Deployment Web site settings in the pop-up value for Input string dialog box, such as: 123, and then click OK. Such as:

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This port can be accessed once the add is successful.

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Perfect solution: This address uses a port that is typically used for purposes other than network browsing. Firefox canceled the request for security reasons