Problem adding website certificate to web browser

calande · 27 Jul 2014

Hello,

My webmail address has a certificate that needs to be added manually if I want to bypass the nag screen that says the certificate is unsecure. This screen just pisses me off, LOL

I followed the procedure to add manually the certificate to both Windows and to Chrome, but even after restarting the browser, I get this damn nag screen

I wonder what I missed...Are you able to add the certificate manually to your browser and get rid of this warning on your end? Please let me know!
Thanks,

Callender · 27 Jul 2014

Usually it means that your system clock isn't accurate and if you adjust it you won't see those errors.

Personally I use this:

TimeSync

If one server fails to connect - choose another one. If they all fail check your firewall to see if it's blocking connection.

calande · 27 Jul 2014

Thank you. I downloaded, executed and synced but the problem remains. If you download and import the website certificate into your browser and in Windows, do you also still get the error message?

Callender · 28 Jul 2014

Hi, I've just read your original post a little more carefully. I'd assumed that you meant a website's security certificate rather than an email provider's certificate.

'm sorry but I don't know much about webmail and security certificates but have experienced certificate problems when accessing a webmail account through Thunderbird email client. Usually it's caused by antivirus software scanning messages for viruses and the account settings configuration.

What email service are you using and how do you access it?

Try using a different machine and see if you get the same problem. If you don't get the same problem check your browser for add ons and BHO's just to be on the safe side.

If you get the same problem on other machines I'd say go ahead and import the certificate!

Problem adding website certificate to web browser

Problem adding website certificate to web browser

Adjust system clock

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