@greenmanharper Glad I helped a bit! So sad to leave Opera.

Got it! Thanks for all your help, guys.

@blackbird71 I remember the issues my brother and business partners had to make their site compatible across platforms.

So now, for all practical purposes it's chrome based and Sarafi, I guess. Which, the latter is a Job's rip off of open source webket, IIRC. Just like the Apple OS is a rip off of Berkeley Unix, can't recall what it was called.

@blackbird71 Wow! Thank you! And I Do find it interesting. I go all the way back to Netscape! Didn't Opera also have a Gecko engine?

As noted upstream, I've been with Opera since it was ad supported and I paid whatever the fee was to remove the ads.

I do remember web designers having to accommodate all the players.

@blackbird71 Doesn't MS Edge also use Chrome? Did Google make it open source, or do they pay licensing fees? What is so attractive about Chrome? Opera had their own engines for years that were noticeably better the Windows Explorer, for instance.

@blackbird71 I've never really understood how certificates work. But I don't have issues with Chrome or Firefox, same computer, same OS.

@leocg Yes, as I very recently reported, if I click on Help Me Understand, it does give an option to go to the blocked site anyway.

Got it! Thanks for all your help, guys.

@leocg said in "Your connection is not private":

@paulverizzo Most probably your certificates are outdated. What the "your connection is not private" page says the problem is?

It doesn't say.

@oddssatisfy Absolutely nothing to do with my internet provider, which is over the air T-Mobile. This only happens with Opera.

Update: When I get the "Your connection is not private" page, I found out if I click on "Learn more," there is then an option to proceed. Annoy, but a workaround.

@oddssatisfy No.