Google Chrome: site security certificate has expired?


  1. Double
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    Google Chrome: site security certificate has expired?


    I'm a regular to a notetaking website called "Gnotes" (website here/their Google Play page). But today when I tried to log into it, I was welcomed by this page instead:



    I don't know what to do. For most people a quick change of the Windows clock time would fix this, but mine is already set right.
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  3. koolkat77
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    You should click on proceed anyway..
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  4. x BlueRobot
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    It means that the owner of website hasn't had their security certificate renewed, it's given to prove that a website is genuine and isn't malicious.
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