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Is anyone having a small issue when signing on here? When I click to put my name and password it tabs under them " This connection is not secure. Logins entered here could be compromised. Learn More" While I've not actually had issued after signing on, I've never had this before and normally it remembers my sign in name. Anybody else? BTW, it's only on this site.

Are you using Firefox? I've been seeing this on non-secured sites through that. Basically means you're on a site that begins with http:// and not https://. The latter is a secure protocol, usually meaning it's firm that the site you're at is actually what it claims to be. It requires the website to have a certificate for that purpose.

Is anyone having a small issue when signing on here? When I click to put my name and password it tabs under them " This connection is not secure. Logins entered here could be compromised. Learn More" While I've not actually had issued after signing on, I've never had this before and normally it remembers my sign in name. Anybody else? BTW, it's only on this site.
If you are using Firefox that is a new item added with their last update. I use Firefox and I get the same thing on every site that is not a secure sign in. Also a new thing you might run into is some of your saved links will no longer work because of some security certificate issue. I just deleted the old link and made a new one to the same site and that fixed the problem for me.
Use Chrome everyone.

 

Chrome has its issues, but there are tons less of them than Firefox.

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