Safari can't open https

Hi,
I need to acces several https cites, but the problem is that safari can't do this.
I'm using the latest version of safari 5.0.1, there are no extension installed (except for Adblock), MacOs 10.5.8
I'm connected to the interned via wi-fi router, and I've got no chance plugging directly to the internet without router.
The problem is, that when I only connected to the internet using router safari did open https cite, but after may be two hours and till present refuses.
I tried reseting safari, clearing its cache, repairing permissions and restarting my mac - but it's still the same.
any help will be appreciated

HI and welcome to Apple Discussions...
It's AdBlock that causing the problem. Go to Safari / Preferences - AdBlock and click Uninstall.
Restart your Mac.
You should be able to access https sites again.
If you want a better ad blocker get Glimmer Blocker for v10.5 and up.
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