The Ultimate Superheroines Forum

My browser says your certificate has expired.

My browser says that, too.

Got that also.

I just got that as well. It mentioned that this site might be unsafe to visit.

Has this been fixed?

IMSancho wrote: ↑

2 years ago

Has this been fixed?

Not yet.

Every time I want to go to a page I have to go through the browser gauntlet telling me it's unsafe.
I know it's perfectly safe - it's the browser's fault - but still, it's a major inconvenient obstacle.

And it's getting worse - now, before I log in, the Forum is formatted weirdly and wrong on the screen,
and it's not till I log in that the Forum looks normal like it usually does.

MH is going to have to renew the security certificate for this to stop, that's just how it is.

They really get you on the fee for providing the "s" after the "http". At GoDaddy, it was something like an extra $200+ per contract period. That basically seemed like an extortion fee to me, so I never got the "s". People are still ordering videos just fine without it.

I don't think that's an option in this case, though, if so many browsers are refusing to let us look at the Forum without going through the gauntlet.

Thanks for the heads up, guys. It's supposed to get updated automatically but in this case it looks like that didn't happen. Once I move to the new server this will be a thing of the past

MightyHypnotic wrote: ↑

2 years ago

Thanks for the heads up, guys. It's supposed to get updated automatically but in this case it looks like that didn't happen. Once I move to the new server this will be a thing of the past

We’re safe, though, right?

Yes. As long as you see that lock icon next to the URL in your browser, you have a secure connection.

MightyHypnotic wrote: ↑

2 years ago

Thanks for the heads up, guys. It's supposed to get updated automatically but in this case it looks like that didn't happen. Once I move to the new server this will be a thing of the past

I see. I was try to get in this site last night when I got the warning of the site being unsecured.