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360 Extreme Explorer Modified Version

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Hi guys,

@msfntor

Have you figured out how to avoid the nag screen "your connection isn't private" when that comes up? I usually ignore it when I know the site. Maybe it was already addressed here, but I missed it. I think its trying to detect when its security certificate isn't valid according to DC Browser. 

I'll try to do a screen grab when I can.

Edited by XPerceniol


8 hours ago, XPerceniol said:

Hi guys,

@msfntor

Have you figured out how to avoid the nag screen "your connection isn't private" when that comes up? I usually ignore it when I know the site. Maybe it was already addressed here, but I missed it. I think its trying to detect when its security certificate isn't valid according to DC Browser. 

I'll try to do a screen grab when I can.

Is that website of "https"?

I found this question long time ago ,so I updated the certificate, then I have never found this tip

12 hours ago, XPerceniol said:

Hi guys,

@msfntor

Have you figured out how to avoid the nag screen "your connection isn't private" when that comes up? I usually ignore it when I know the site. Maybe it was already addressed here, but I missed it. I think its trying to detect when its security certificate isn't valid according to DC Browser. 

I'll try to do a screen grab when I can.

If you run DC Browser from desktop shortcut, right click on it and select Properties, add --ignore-certificate-errors at the end in the Target textbox in the Properties Dialog box.

4 hours ago, mina7601 said:

If you run DC Browser from desktop shortcut, right click on it and select Properties, add --ignore-certificate-errors at the end in the Target textbox in the Properties Dialog box.

Thank you, Mina :)

32 minutes ago, XPerceniol said:

Thank you, Mina :)

NP :) Did it work for you? You don't receive the nag screen anymore?

31 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

NP :) Did it work for you? You don't receive the nag screen anymore?

Thank you again. 

Well ... it doesn't seem to like it as I have that nag in red and now sites that were secure at all not insecure (arroding to the browser becase of that flag, of course) :)

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Edited by XPerceniol

5 minutes ago, XPerceniol said:

Well ... it doesn't seem to like it as I have that nag in red and now sites that were secure at all not insecure (arroding to the browser becase of that flag, of course) :)

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Add --disable-infobars into DC Browser desktop shortcut's Target field, and it will disappear.

12 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

Add --disable-infobars into DC Browser desktop shortcut's Target field, and it will disappear.

Thank you very much and it worked :)

7 minutes ago, XPerceniol said:

Thank you very much and it worked :)

You're welcome. Enjoy.

Edited by Guest

19 hours ago, XPerceniol said:

Hi guys,

@msfntor

Have you figured out how to avoid the nag screen "your connection isn't private" when that comes up? I usually ignore it when I know the site. Maybe it was already addressed here, but I missed it. I think its trying to detect when its security certificate isn't valid according to DC Browser. 

I'll try to do a screen grab when I can.

Sorry but I don't see this nag screen "your connection isn't private" ..send a link when you can, so I can tell you what's going on here...your guesses are probably OK., this must be security certificates, yes ignore it. @mina7601 propose interesting solution!

Edited by msfntor

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Oh, well of course this is without Mina's solution and I of course proceed as I know ghacks is fine.

So why this website is OK in my DCBrowser? "Connection is secure" - https not crossed out. Maybe look on your browser settings before implementing Mina's solution....

Yeah, I'll update my root certificates and see if that changes anything, it doesn't happen very much so I don't know?

18 hours ago, XPerceniol said:

Yeah, I'll update my root certificates and see if that changes anything, it doesn't happen very much so I don't know?

Yes update..

All my other browsers are OK., says 'secure website"...

Edited by msfntor

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Apparently I do have something going on then. Even with Humming Owl 360 V13 but not V12 for some reason and I've removed V9 and V11 and no longer use them.

Edited by XPerceniol

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