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I don't think any Chrome error mention "certificates" anymore, and for good reason. Anyway, what is the user supposed to do after reading your (totally easier)

I don't think any Chrome error mention "certificates" anymore, and for good reason. Anyway, what is the user supposed to do after reading your (totally easier) message? It still lacks any actionability, because there is no clear action the user can take if their system is that compromised. I consider hooking into a x509 verification stack some orders of magnitude harder than parsing HTML.

shkkmo 11y ago
> Anyway, what is the user supposed to do after reading your (totally easier) message? It still lacks any actionability, because there is no clear action the user can take if their system is that compromised. Display a "Back to Safety" and a "Continue Anyway" button, and then don't re-display the warning for that site until the browser is re-launched or some period of time passes.