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Why does CHROME and malwarebytes etc tell me DU is NOT secure? (Original Post) Eliot Rosewater Aug 17 OP
It might be an expired certificate cached on your computer Jerry2144 Aug 17 #1
Oh thank you I forgot about looking there, it says Eliot Rosewater Aug 17 #2
Quant serve is an advertizing tracking thing Jerry2144 Aug 17 #3
Reset permissions would apply only to the site I am on at that time, I assume...thanks Eliot Rosewater Aug 17 #4
No worries. We're just a big community here Jerry2144 Aug 17 #5

Jerry2144

(2,419 posts)
1. It might be an expired certificate cached on your computer
Sat Aug 17, 2024, 02:25 PM
Aug 17

So Chrome thinks the security has expired. There is a small circle with a few lines in it immediately next to the address bar. Click on it. A small window will open saying things like "democraticundergraound.com" You should be able to tell if the certificate is epired through the options. It's not expired on my version of Chrome.

If it is expired, try refreshing the page by holding the control button and then clicking the refresh button on the browser (it's the one with the circular arrow). If that doesn't work, then clear your cache (control+shift+delete at the same time, then choose everything). This will log you out of everything and force you to sign in again. But usually clears any other probelm.

Eliot Rosewater

(32,139 posts)
2. Oh thank you I forgot about looking there, it says
Sat Aug 17, 2024, 02:31 PM
Aug 17

"Connection is secure" and "certificate is valid."

Also "reset permissions" is something I can do, do I want to do that? Or do I need to do nothing?

What is "quantserve" as it has permission to save data?

Jerry2144

(2,419 posts)
3. Quant serve is an advertizing tracking thing
Sat Aug 17, 2024, 03:54 PM
Aug 17

I'd recommend turning off the ability to save data. And if it breaks things, you can turn it on. It's advertising crap.

Reset permissions will clear any permissions you set such as "always allow/block location permission" or "Alloways allow/block notifications. It will not hurt to reset permissions. But you might get multiple nags for the sites you reset until you save the permissions.

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