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#26 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
;_; guys pls
You're making me cri.
So far the only combination I've found that hasn't thrown errors at me is Chrome/Mobile Browsers+School WiFi. Firefox in particular puts on a huge show the first time and Opera 24 warns users once per session. Opera 12.1X (and opera mobile classic) flatly refused to load the page at all, but it can be convinced to if you run it through a web-based proxy, which is an unnecessary workaround for a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place.
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#27 Before February 2015
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Chrome works for me, but it says that this might not be eeforumify.com but something pretending to be it. Wut? :/
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#28 Before February 2015
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I used Mozilla Firefox and i don't got any errors yet.
This is a false statement.
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#29 Before February 2015
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Chrome works for me, but it says that this might not be eeforumify.com but something pretending to be it. Wut? :/
You are now my best internet friend
I used Mozilla Firefox and i don't got any errors yet.
There's something wrong here. In all my tests, FF was the second most vehement about bad certificates.
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#30 Before February 2015
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Turned SSL off
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#31 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
If your pc's time is wrong you get these kind of ssl errors. btw. maybe it's because of that..
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#32 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
Turned SSL off
Sorry, sthegreat. Meredith is my new best internet friend.
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#33 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
If your pc's time is wrong you get these kind of ssl errors. btw. maybe it's because of that..
I set my pc time myself, so I don't think it's that.
thx for sig bobithan
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#34 Before February 2015
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https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us … imitations-
Investing in a paid one is not worth it.
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#35 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
sthegreat wrote:Chrome works for me, but it says that this might not be eeforumify.com but something pretending to be it. Wut? :/
You are now my best internet friend
Creature wrote:I used Mozilla Firefox and i don't got any errors yet.
There's something wrong here. In all my tests, FF was the second most vehement about bad certificates.
Does it affects outdated version?
This is a false statement.
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#36 Before February 2015
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That's odd. It says it supports Opera 8 with TLS 1.1 enabled, but Opera 12.1X with the same is broken.
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Re: SSL is now enabled
Different55 wrote:sthegreat wrote:Chrome works for me, but it says that this might not be eeforumify.com but something pretending to be it. Wut? :/
You are now my best internet friend
Creature wrote:I used Mozilla Firefox and i don't got any errors yet.
There's something wrong here. In all my tests, FF was the second most vehement about bad certificates.
Does it affects outdated version?
Maybe outdated versions handled it differently. I used the latest version, myself.
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#38 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
Creature wrote:Different55 wrote:You are now my best internet friend
There's something wrong here. In all my tests, FF was the second most vehement about bad certificates.Does it affects outdated version?
Maybe outdated versions handled it differently. I used the latest version, myself.
I use version 25, i doubt SSL work in that version.
This is a false statement.
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#39 Before February 2015
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Different55 wrote:Creature wrote:Does it affects outdated version?
Maybe outdated versions handled it differently. I used the latest version, myself.
I use version 25, i doubt SSL work in that version.
It worked, but I don't think it threw a fit at self-signed certificates like the current version does.
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Creature wrote:Different55 wrote:Maybe outdated versions handled it differently. I used the latest version, myself.
I use version 25, i doubt SSL work in that version.
It worked, but I don't think it threw a fit at self-signed certificates like the current version does.
When i enter eeforumify.com, it goes directly to, without anything.
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This is a false statement.
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Meredith wrote:Turned SSL off
Sorry, sthegreat. Meredith is my new best internet friend.
How dare you? I thought we were friends. Hmph.
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#42 Before February 2015
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Re: SSL is now enabled
Different55 wrote:Creature wrote:I use version 25, i doubt SSL work in that version.
It worked, but I don't think it threw a fit at self-signed certificates like the current version does.
When i enter eeforumify.com, it goes directly to, without anything.
You wouldn't happen to have something like this installed, would you?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo … ert-error/
Different55 wrote:Meredith wrote:Turned SSL off
Sorry, sthegreat. Meredith is my new best internet friend.
How dare you? I thought we were friends. Hmph.
Sorry, dude. You were cramping my style. 
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#43 Before February 2015
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Creature wrote:Different55 wrote:It worked, but I don't think it threw a fit at self-signed certificates like the current version does.
When i enter eeforumify.com, it goes directly to, without anything.
You wouldn't happen to have something like this installed, would you?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo … ert-error/
I don't downloaded it, but i never got an SSL warning.
This is a false statement.
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Re: SSL is now enabled
Meredith wrote:Turned SSL off
Sorry, sthegreat. Meredith is my new best internet friend.
Why? That's makes me your worst enemy? SSL can't be active without certificate?
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Re: SSL is now enabled
Different55 wrote:Meredith wrote:Turned SSL off
Sorry, sthegreat. Meredith is my new best internet friend.
Why? That's makes me your worst enemy? SSL can't be active without certificate?
SSL requires a certificate, whether it's self-signed or signed by an authority. Why would me being happy that I can visit the forums on my favorite browser make you my worst enemy?
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