![]() ![]() But I can get by if its just the web site I am going to directly is the problem. But I don't know hardly anything about this certificate stuff to know what to do. I think it has something to do with web sites that use SSL and start out https rather than just http. So, is the problem on my end? If so, how do I correct this problem? I have let this go all year, because usually I can get by. But the more sites that presented this kind of warning message (sites such as wikipedia, ), I just found it hard to believe that all these web sites just hadn't done something they ought to have done to allow secure connections from Chrome browsers. ![]() But with Chrome, they programmed it so that everything had to be ship-shape as it were. Now at first I thought the reason that Firefox never had anything like this happen before going into different web sites was because maybe they programmed it to not be so picky about certificates being valid. ![]()
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