Firefox not connecting to Addon Website for Updates

Firefox says it is unable to connect to Mozilla Addon site when I try to update my addons. Likewise, it gives the same error when I try to update addons directly from their page on the Firefox Addon Website.

Chamar wrote:
Using the link you provide in both Firefox and Safari I go straight to a login panel that requests userid and password.  Selecting 'Cancel' drops me out to the www.123-reg.co.uk site.
That's exactly what I found too, using Safari 5.1 on a MacBook Pro.

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