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#1 2017-01-21 10:53:21
- Jadmanx
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- Registered: 2012-05-25
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Avoiding the Not Secure Warning in Chrome
i get 3 days the "the Not Secure Warning in Chrome"
i downt know how to fix this!
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#2 2017-01-22 07:35:52
Re: Avoiding the Not Secure Warning in Chrome
it looks like that your website is not secured with https, there are new rules in google.
Buy a good SSL certificate installed it on your server and the problems are over 
I dont know where you are hosting your domain name but at namecheap you can buy a certificate
and if you don't like it in 15 days, you get your money back.
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#3 2017-01-22 13:20:46
- thiva7
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- Registered: 2011-04-30
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Re: Avoiding the Not Secure Warning in Chrome
it looks like that your website is not secured with https, there are new rules in google.
Buy a good SSL certificate installed it on your server and the problems are over
I dont know where you are hosting your domain name but at namecheap you can buy a certificate
and if you don't like it in 15 days, you get your money back.
Hey
you get it from here?
https://www.namecheap.com/security/ssl- … cates.aspx
Wich one ? and you see defrence in your seo traffic?
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#4 2017-01-22 13:31:29
Re: Avoiding the Not Secure Warning in Chrome
Yep it came from there, Thiva.
But i dont see the option money back in 15 days 
But if you running with cloudflare you can get the certificate (shared with others) for free or you can lease it for 5 or 10 dollars
defrence in mine seo traffic not yet its running only for a week now
Let me clear myself before there are cumming problems.
I use cloudflare that runs perfect for me.
In the beginning i didn`t know that you cant use your own sll certificate on cloudflare (depending what plan you are using there)
I revoke mine ssl certificate on namecheap and they giving mine money back (perfect service)
If you have a dedicated/vps server and you are hosting your domain there ill buy it there and if you are working with a lot of sub domains
buy a wildcard ssl certificate
Last edited by Double_D (2017-01-22 13:46:15)
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