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For several days I could not access TTOL. I was blocked by a notice that the website was unsafe due to an expired security certificate. Did anyone else get this? I can now access the site and wonder what changed.
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I never have received that notice.
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You would get that notice only if you use https, rather than http, to connect. And also only if your browser checks the site's certificate. I go out of my way to use https when logging into TTOL, to avoid sending my password as unencrypted text. And yes, I got the notice about the expired certificate (I use Firefox). I assume the certificate has been renewed now. Dan 
Last edited by DanS; 02/09/2022 12:14 AM.
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My security warns me it is not a safe site, but I can always access it. It has always been this way. Not sure why it is considered unsafe, but apparently it is.
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