Site Is Now Using Https (secure Connections)

[dandoolittle]

Site is now using https (secure connection between you and the server)!

If you spot any security warnings with your browser, please post below! I can't fix anything if I don't know

I am not interested in anything other than something that you've noticed as broken or security warnings at the moment. If you spot something unrelated or have suggestions then post in the 'Feedback' section

 

[GHOSTNINJA]

Awesome!

 

[GixxersShadow]

I noticed that early this morning, it's a nice new addition...lol

 

[dandoolittle]

I noticed that early this morning, it's a nice new addition...lol

Been a right headache but all sorted by the looks of it

 

[The_Pauly]

My phone is warning me of a non-secure connection at the moment.

I'm using Chrome for android, unsure as to whether that makes a difference or not? The url has a red https with a strike through it.

 

[dandoolittle]

My phone is warning me of a non-secure connection at the moment.

I'm using Chrome for android, unsure as to whether that makes a difference or not? The url has a red https with a strike through it.

Did it stop you going to the website or just show red line while browsing?

 

[The_Pauly]

It tried to stop me, but the option to carry on to the site was still there, albeit marked as 'unsafe'.

Now I just have the red strike through https.

 

[dandoolittle]

It tried to stop me, but the option to carry on to the site was still there, albeit marked as 'unsafe'.

Now I just have the red strike through https.

Could you update me tomorrow at all? It can take 48 hours for something to update so it could be that you're using a cache, maybe.

I have an S4 so I'll test myself

Appreciated

 

[The_Pauly]

I'll check again tomorrow and let you know dude. Thanks for replying to.me so quickly.

If it helps at all I'm on a Note 2, running android kitkat.

 

[SwissMotard]

I'm also having have SSL certificate issues on my phone

Hope these screenshots help:

I'm still getting this error right now.

 

[dandoolittle]

Android?

 

[Lurch]

Anyone with issues, please could they state device, OS and browser when they report it? If you have an alternative browser, please do try with that as well.

Thanks.

 

[SwissMotard]

Android?

Yes indeed.

Default Chrome browser, Nexus 5 on latest Android version, via both WiFi and 4G.

 

[The_Pauly]

Still getting the same error message today.

Chrome browser on Samsung Galaxy Note 2, running Android KitKat.

 

[dandoolittle]

Anyone using Iphone? Can you let me know

 

[Lurch]

I'm using an iPhone 5S running iOS 8.1.1 and the Safari that comes with it, no security warnings. Also tried the site on the current version of Chrome for iOS, again, no warnings. Also fine on Safari for MacOS X Yosemite, all latest versions.

 

[DenniMoto]

I have a S4 running kitkat and had problems with it at first, but after clearing Cache and Cookies and Site Data, it's all good.

 

[Lurch]

So if anyone has any security warnings, please try clearing your data first. Any questions on how to do it, post your make and model and OS, and someone will come up with how to do it. No point asking me about Android by the way

 

[DenniMoto]

Android KitKat on Galaxy S4

If you are using the stock browser, just open the browser and go to:
Settings -> Privacy -> Delete personal data

and select:
Cache
Cookies and site data

and press:
"Done"

 

[The_Pauly]

Still coming up for me, even after clearing cachest, cookies, data etc.

I'll give it another go later and update again then.