Problems accessing the page.

[Alex]

I don't think the rev will be able to do anything about this, but just in case, I am increasingly getting warnings when I attempt to log onto the site that either its settings are off, or my computer clock is incorrect and my browsers won't let me access the page. I do have workarounds that I can use to get past it

[Rev. Powell]

You're right, I probably can't do anything about it, but mention your browser, operating system in case other people have a similar issue.

I have no problem using Firefox on the latest version of Windows.

[Alex]

It is Firefox I am using.

[Gabriel Knight]

Try accessing in private mode, perhaps there's some cookies that are messing with you.

[Rev. Powell]

Got a message from Newt on FB that she can't access the site because of an expired security certificate. Maybe it's related? I am not having issues.

[Alex]

I suspect it is related. I'll take a screenshot the next time I have issues accessing the page.

[LilCerberus]

Using Chrome....
I got a warning saying the site was unsafe...

[Alex]

Getting a warning or not will depend on how you have your browser set up. I had to relax my security settings to get the option to bypass the alert.

[Trevor]

I'm on Firefox and I have no access issues: same on my Android phone.

[FatFreddysCat]

The last few times I've logged in, I've been getting a message about the site's security certificate too. I'm using Chrome.

[FatFreddysCat]

I don't get any security warnings accessing the forum via Microsoft Edge, tho I notice it does tell me that the page is "not secure" in the upper left side of the URL bar, for whatever that's worth.

[chefzombie]

thanks be, i thought my computer had gone mad again! not getting the warning now, obviously, but that was very strange.

[FatFreddysCat]

Logged into the site this morning via Chrome and I did not get a "security warning" message, so I guess whatever was F'd up has been un-F'd.

[Dr. Whom]

A couple of days ago, I got a warning from Chrome on my Mac that the security certificate had expired. When I tried again with Chrome for Windows on my company laptop, there was no problem. As of yesterday, the warning has disappeared on my Mac as well.

[Newt]

   Looking good, now!