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Oh, I was saying that I always get the warning pages with the option to bypass. Never had any problems. Firefox was actually originally called Phoenix, then Firebird before finally settling with

I'm sorry, I thought you were asking about Chrome, not Firefox. I also don't recall it being called Firebird, I do recall Mozilla being the predecessor to Firefox however. However, there is a similar

Interesting. I've never had to do any of that, but then I'm still using the same profile from when it was still called Firebird (v. 0.6). And that was imported from Netscape 4.8. Now running Firefox

I am using "Version 117.0.5938.92 (Official Build) (64-bit)" on Windows 10. I have a suspicion on what might help. Try going to settings->Privacy and Security. First ensure that "Standard Protection"

this might help: https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/clear-hsts-settings-chrome-firefox/ HSTS forces your webbrowser to only use https and ignore the fallback option for http. therefore you don't get

HSTS can be a pain at times. It’s been awhile since I’ve had to do it, but here’s a link to steps to bypass it if you want to try them.

I don't know what's going on here, because even with safe browsing turned off (not even "normal security" set on Chrome, I can't connect [image: image.png] It fails the HSTS check and stops. Firefox

Only if you have the highest security level in Chrome. Chrome for me is giving me and "advanced" button with "proceed to www.fanficauthors.net (unsafe) at the bottom. Chrome allows

Granted, I have not tried today, but my bookmarks still take me to the site. Still, contacting him with that free offer is a fine step for someone to take.

He already uses LetsEncrypt - but I think his auto update scripts for his certificates are either failing, or just not in use. DaZZa

Has anyone messaged Tim Joy (Jeconais) about switching the site(s) to Let’s Encrypt? The HTTPS certificates they give you are free (rather than $25 or more for a basic site certificate), but they

Not true. You might get the option to go into the advanced menu, but from there you will get simply a message like this "www.fanficauthors.net normally uses encryption to protect your information.

Safari is obviously not following current security practises if it actually allows you to get content from that site (not just a warning about the expired certificate). The code on the site enforces

This is why I strongly disagree with the "https for everything" switch. It is a risk for entering in your password, or doing any type of e-commerce. For just reading a fanfic, or anything where you

You should be able to in Chrome click "Show Advanced" and then it will reveal a link at the bottom that says "Proceed to fanficauthors.net anyway" or similar. That's latest version of Chrome, I just

I use Safari which will connect if I force it to (it argues with me but I am adamant). ?The only problem - that I can see - is that the certificate is expired. ?I'm pretty ignorant about these

Unfortunately, Jeconais has become somewhat disenchanted with fan fiction, and now doesn't put a lot of effort into maintaining his web site - and it's currently unusable for anyone with anything

One of my favorites too. But then, Jeconais’ stories are all amazing anyway. Derek Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: September 19, 2023 4:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Sounds like 'Hogwarts Dawn'. Don't have a link handy at the moment but it can be found easily. ========== "My doctor says that I have a malformed public-duty gland and a natural deficiency in moral

Hogwarts was able to take a corporeal Form that was around Harry’s age. The sentients came as a result of Rowena Ravenclaw’s spell and the ambient magic of the castle for nearly a thousand