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Yeah my Chrome has no problems visiting the site.
There also is a cost involved with having a public certificate.
But if using HTTP instead of HTTPS, the cert should never even come up? If that's a supported option on the site. Though I can't say I'd recommend, say, logging into a forum over bare HTTP.You don't need a VPN... all you need is to use HTTP rather than HTTPS when browsing the forums. Or do you have some other issues?
Based on my conversations with them elsewhere, Snoman has a somewhat unique use case where the block on expired cert websites is at the ISP level. I've never heard of that happening, personally, but it's not difficult to imagine what they're saying is true.
Regardless, updating the website's certificate really shouldn't be too difficult - we just need to find the person who has the credentials to do it and bother them about it.
You don't need a VPN... all you need is to use HTTP rather than HTTPS when browsing the forums. Or do you have some other issues?
You don't need a VPN... all you need is to use HTTP rather than HTTPS when browsing the forums. Or do you have some other issues?
It sounds like some people's browsers (notably Chrome) won't allow accessing the HTTP sites anymore.
I do wonder if Erik could chime in about why we have not moved to HTTPS given that it is increasingly a problem for people, I think I saw that it costs extra money but I am not the person who would know. If that is the case perhaps a holiday season donation run would be productive...
You don't need a VPN... all you need is to use HTTP rather than HTTPS when browsing the forums. Or do you have some other issues?
