I'm not too sure about that - I'm assuming you're using MacOS? If so, from what I know both Safari and Chrome share the same browser base, so all errors popping up under Chrome will also show in Safari.I have the exact same thing on Safari, so it looks like its at the websites end, and not this end.
This is a different error, access forbidden is a 403.I have the same issue on Chrome, desktop.
It says the certificate is out of date.
They don't have any corona restrictions, so maybe other countries are blocking their traffic?I'd moved my virtual location to Sweden the other day, and suddenly couldn't access Drummerworld at all, moved out of Sweden, all fine again.
Maybe not relevant, but are you going through a VPN?
I use one, and can't remember why but I'd moved my virtual location to Sweden the other day, and suddenly couldn't access Drummerworld at all, moved out of Sweden, all fine again.
I'm not too sure about that - I'm assuming you're using MacOS? If so, from what I know both Safari and Chrome share the same browser base, so all errors popping up under Chrome will also show in Safari.
Yes, understood. What I meant was that both browsers share the same code under MacOS. So generally speaking: what's broken on Safari is broken on Chrome as well.I mean I don’t have issues with other websites on both Safari and Chrome.
It depends on what kind of certificate this is. And honestly - I didn't care about the DW one by now, since it's a service from the hoster to certify your domains automatically.Usually the certifacte error means the Host needs to refresh this for you guys right?
OP here. For the record, I did this and it worked. Thanks!Try go to Settings -> Safari and hit "Clear History and Website Data".
Thats where I read up on the error haha.Maybe there's some hints:
How to Fix ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID Error - SSL Dragon
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