Google Chrome Security Error

[jonreb31]

I just thought it should be brought to Matrix Game's attention that I receive a security error when I visit Matrix Games with Google Chrome.

I know the website is safe and secure, so I always click on "Proceed to matrixgames.com (unsafe)" whenever it pops up.

This may be seen as a disadvantage to newcomers, however. I thought I should bring it some attention in case there is a fix.

[OldSarge]

From what I can see on the certificate is that it only has the single wildcard common name and the alternate name is also the wildcard name.. So https://www.matrixgames.com works but https://matrixgames.com doesn't work on either Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

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[RangerJoe]

From what I can see on the certificate is that it only has the single wildcard common name and the alternate name is also the wildcard name.. So https://www.matrixgames.com works but https://matrixgames.com doesn't work on either Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

Cert2.JPG

I just clicked on both links and they both work for me.

[OldSarge]

From what I can see on the certificate is that it only has the single wildcard common name and the alternate name is also the wildcard name.. So https://www.matrixgames.com works but https://matrixgames.com doesn't work on either Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

Cert2.JPG

I just clicked on both links and they both work for me.

What browser are you using? And which version? I pulled IE out of retirement, it looks like it works but it just sends out the URL with the www. prefixed. If I use the link above IE also shows the issue with the cert's common name.

[RangerJoe]

From what I can see on the certificate is that it only has the single wildcard common name and the alternate name is also the wildcard name.. So https://www.matrixgames.com works but https://matrixgames.com doesn't work on either Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

Cert2.JPG

I just clicked on both links and they both work for me.

What browser are you using? And which version? I pulled IE out of retirement, it looks like it works but it just sends out the URL with the www. prefixed. If I use the link above IE also shows the issue with the cert's common name.

Firefox . . .
Version 122.0.1 (64 bit) . . .

[OldSarge]

Interesting. The browser might be auto-filling, both links are now working from my default web machine but not from any of my 'clean' systems.

From Edge

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And Firefox

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[dylanfox]

I am also facing a similar issue. It is because of my internet or is there any other issue?

[DarylFisher]

Thanks

[ernieschwitz]

I've never faced it. Always using firefox.