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Re:All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate... by gpm on Saturday May 04, 2019 @11:15AM (#19826935)
Maybe you pasted it in the wrong console? You need the 'browser console' which is different from the one you open on random webpages.

Go to "about:config" (in the url bar), search for and enable devtools.chrome.enabled, then hit ctrl-shift-j (or you can open it from Menu -> Web Developer -> Browser Console).

Re:All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate... by igivanov on Saturday May 04, 2019 @11:24AM (#19827008)
Ha! That did the trick! Though it gave me these cryptic errors the add-ons are now enabled, thanks!

TypeError: setting is undefined[Learn More] ExtensionPreferencesManager.jsm:90:7 No matching message handler for the given recipient. MessageChannel.jsm:924 1556983316679 addons.xpi-utils WARN Add-on [email protected] is not correctly signed.

Edit: another weirdness: i decided to take a look at a different computer (unrelated to this one, at work via remote desktop) which is running exactly the same FF and Windows and all add-on are enabled. it's on 24x7; i didn't do anything to it.

Re:All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate... by gpm on Saturday May 04, 2019 @03:55PM (#19828890)
As for your other weirdness. Signatures are only checked once every 24 hours, and it's only been 20 since the cert expired, your other computer probably just hasn't re-verified the signatures yet. You can find some comments here about how to delay it if you want.
Re:All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate... by gpm on Saturday May 04, 2019 @11:31AM (#19827058)
That's an expected error, it has to do with how that addon (which is non critical but published by mozilla and really just a part of firefox) is installed, once mozilla publishes a new version of firefox with an updated signing key it should fix itself.