Are your computer/ laptops update GMT Time set with you regions?
It's not a Joke.. because you hasn't set it, you can't open the ssl website.
If it's working send to
My addy : 13ANVA6bPwutdz1AmfNG6XJgwBFKAih6JE
Regards,
Hilmy.
Topic: Help fix my browser, earn 1mBTC (Read 1587 times)
The most worked solutions for google are : the antivirus that could cause this error
Thanks, I will try soon and say if it works.
The most worked solutions for google are : the antivirus that could cause this error
There should be some app to save all your chrome stuff so you can just import it
I'll leave the thread here for a bit until someone has the solution.
There should be some app to save all your chrome stuff so you can just import it
Worst case is to reinstall chrome 
That's what I was trying to avoid
Worst case is to reinstall chrome
So it works again ?
not google, just youtube. and it works without the flag you said I should use.
So it works again ?
1. Shut down Chrome.
2. Run chrome.exe --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback
3. Type about:version in the location bar. Verify that the Command Line includes --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback.
this issue is caused by something in the network filtering secure connections. (It could possibly be "firewall" software on your own computer.)
2. Run chrome.exe --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback
3. Type about:version in the location bar. Verify that the Command Line includes --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback.
this issue is caused by something in the network filtering secure connections. (It could possibly be "firewall" software on your own computer.)
yip it has it.
Okay so deleting the other fraudulent certs caused youtube to work again. Now I just have a google cert in the 'other people' tab.
1. Shut down Chrome.
2. Run chrome.exe --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback
3. Type about:version in the location bar. Verify that the Command Line includes --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback.
this issue is caused by something in the network filtering secure connections. (It could possibly be "firewall" software on your own computer.)
2. Run chrome.exe --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback
3. Type about:version in the location bar. Verify that the Command Line includes --enable-unrestricted-ssl3-fallback.
this issue is caused by something in the network filtering secure connections. (It could possibly be "firewall" software on your own computer.)
Try as well to emtpy the cache (not the ssl one)
and it could be releated to your antivirus as well
and it could be releated to your antivirus as well
I will try now. I have some certificates from DigiNotar if that helps.
EDIT: deleted the fraudulent certificates, problem still persists.
Try as well to emtpy the cache (not the ssl one)
and it could be releated to your antivirus as well
and it could be releated to your antivirus as well
Do you run kaspersky by any chance ?
eset, but it's outdated already. I should sort that out as well lol.
Do you run kaspersky by any chance ?
Offtopic, but why are you still advertising Cryptcominer lol. They stopped paying everyone. (the withdrawals aren't sent to your wallet)
shit I forgot to change that
thanks. As far as I've seen you may need to change for a while the timezone to UTC, then go to internet settings (internt explorer, internet options) -> content -> clear ssl state.
All movie is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm3nwmB6Tmg
All movie is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm3nwmB6Tmg
oh I should have included a list of things I tired already.
I have tried to:
clear SSL cache
fix my internet time
import a real certificate from a separate browser
configured my brower to use SSL 2.0
all as per instructions. But the problem persists.
Did pm him the same 
Here again :
Step 1:
Click "Customize and Control Google Chrome" menu.
Step 2:
Click "Options" button.
Step 3:
Under "Google Chrome Options" window select 'Under the Hood" tab.
Step 4:
"Under the Hood" tab go to "Security" section.
Select Trusted SSL Certificates
Step 5:
Click "Manage certificates" button.
Step 6:
In the "Certificates" window you can Import, Export and Remove your SSL certificates.
Step 7:
To setup computer-wide SSL settings follow this step.
'Use SSL 2.0': This is an older version of the SSL protocol that is less secure. However, some websites may require visitors to use this version when browsing. If so, select this option only if you trust the website.
'Check for server certification revocation': Turn on real-time verification for the validity of a website's certificate, for extra security. A certificate can be revoked by its third-party issuer if it detects that the certificate has been compromised or stolen.
Here again :
Step 1:
Click "Customize and Control Google Chrome" menu.
Step 2:
Click "Options" button.
Step 3:
Under "Google Chrome Options" window select 'Under the Hood" tab.
Step 4:
"Under the Hood" tab go to "Security" section.
Select Trusted SSL Certificates
Step 5:
Click "Manage certificates" button.
Step 6:
In the "Certificates" window you can Import, Export and Remove your SSL certificates.
Step 7:
To setup computer-wide SSL settings follow this step.
'Use SSL 2.0': This is an older version of the SSL protocol that is less secure. However, some websites may require visitors to use this version when browsing. If so, select this option only if you trust the website.
'Check for server certification revocation': Turn on real-time verification for the validity of a website's certificate, for extra security. A certificate can be revoked by its third-party issuer if it detects that the certificate has been compromised or stolen.
Offtopic, but why are you still advertising Cryptcominer lol. They stopped paying everyone. (the withdrawals aren't sent to your wallet)
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