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I am unable to access certain websites within Chrome. I am getting the error message "Your connection is not private". Anyone know how to fix this?
I've already tried the following:
Cleared cache and cookies, resetting the browser, reinstalling the browser,
downgrading/upgrading the browser (happens on multiple versions of Chrome)
and same websites work in Firefox and Safari.
I've corrected the time and that did not fix the issue. I ran the command sudo ntpdate -u time.apple.com
Fixed-width text not appearing correctly in Safari after Lion upgrade
This is a known bug. Check the link above and see if my instructions fix it for you.
It could be that there's a DNS problem somewhere. Web browsing tends to involve a lot of small connections, with several DNS lookups just for one page, whereas large file downloads only need to make one lookup. So if there's an issue with your ISP's DNS servers, it could be slowing down your web browsing without affecting your large transfer speeds.
Try switching your DNS to use the Google Public DNS servers. Open up the Network pane in System Preferences, select your wifi and click Advanced…. Then go to the DNS tab, and enter in 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, as shown in the screencap:
Make sure those entries are above anything else in there.
It may be another issue, but this is a good starting point.
Best Answer
Click on the Advanced link on the bottom left. It will show you an option to continue on to the site you want to visit.
Chrome will show you this page if it finds problems with certificates, http vs https, etc. It's just to let you know that it thinks something's not right and it gives you the option to continue or go back.