Coach Nowlin Posted Wednesday at 02:18 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:18 PM DK has been made aware: This happens around this time of year: He has always told me that nothing is in danger for data breach on it. For what its worth 1 2 Quote
hhpatriot04 Posted Friday at 12:09 AM Posted Friday at 12:09 AM Do this at your own risk. Don't browse any unknown websites while this is on: You can disable SSL certificate checks in Google Chrome by launching the browser with the --ignore-certificate-errors command-line flag. [1] How to Turn Off SSL Checking Close Chrome: Shut down all running instances of Google Chrome completely. Open Properties: Right-click your Chrome shortcut (on your desktop or taskbar) and select Properties. [1] Edit Target: In the Target field, go to the very end of the text path, add a space, and type --ignore-certificate-errors. Example: "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --ignore-certificate-errors [1] Save and Launch: Click Apply and OK, then open Chrome using that specific shortcut. [1, 2] Quote
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