invalid server certificate in google chrome

I really like Chrome but they need to resolve this issue before I switch back.Ģ0120517 UPDATE: I have found the answer to the painfully annoying “Invalid Server Certificate” error (at least for DoD websites). If you are wondering what I did to circumvent this problem, I did something very simple… I switched to FireFox. This is where Chrome has a major flaw compared to FireFox or Internet Explorer, Chrome does not allow you to accept these certificates even though they are in good standing… This is very frustrating, I think that if Chrome wants to become the best they have to give the user more options when it comes to security. This error is the browsers way of telling you that it does not recognize the certificate and that it may be unsafe even though it really is safe. The DoD does not allow third parties to evaluate their certificates, so if you navigate to a DoD website you get a certificate error of some sort. DoD websites use these certificates on most if not all of these websites, but in order to be a “Trusted” or “Valid” certificate it has to be submitted and verified by a third party. Secure websites use SSL certificates to authenticate communication between your computer and the server. I know that this problem mainly effects military and its contractors, but this is my blog and I can write about anything that I think is interesting. If you didn’t know I am in the military, and that makes it necessary for me to visit DoD (Department of Defense) websites. I have been a user of Google’s Chrome browser for a while now (If you haven’t read my previous post on the best browsers on the net.) I have to say that I am now frustrated with the nearly perfect browser.

Invalid server certificate in google chrome