> On Apr 10, 2017, at 11:18 AM, Rich Shepard <rshep...@appl-ecosys.com> wrote: > > Installed here is chromium-54.0.2840.100, my backup browser when a server > has issues with firefox. Recently I ran into a puzzling response by firefox > when I tried to access my bank's web site. Because I received a solution to > the firefox 'crash' page issue here I'm hopeful I'll get equally good advice > on resolving the chromium issue. > > Using firefox (and opera in the past) I have no problems accessing my > bank's web site using https. When I entered that URL in chromium it refused > to load the site, turned 'https' red and put a slash through it, and told me > it was so badly insecure (something about a SSL certificate) that it would > not let me proceed. Really? > > I know little about chromium as it's used so infrequently. I've not found > anything in the preferences/options that seem to address this issue. If you > have ideas on how to fix this browser-specific problem please share them > with me. > > Rich
Chrome and chromium test for things like self-signed certificates, untrusted CAs, and other things. Here's one report: https://www.scmagazineuk.com/google-creates-list-of-untrusted-certificate-authorities/article/530574/ Did you make a note of the specific error message? David -- David - Offbeat http://pgp.mit.edu/ dafydd - Online 0xda3f18449337d6b5 ----5----1----5----2----5----3----5----4----5----5----5----6----5----7-- The most dangerous phrase is, 'We've always done it this way.' –RADM Grace Hopper
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