6 ms·

You could just visit them in a desktop and regenerate the certificate?

• tedchs 10y ago
  That was not my experience. I had the same problem, and their support would not let me change to a different client cert.
  • lambada 10y ago
    I've done that several times in the past, never had to contact support. Just go through as a new user. It means you have to revalidate your domain ownership but that's not much of a hassle.
    • _nalply 10y ago
      I even used a numbering scheme: yourname+start1@gmail.com yourname+start2@gmail.com and so on.
• stirner 10y ago
  To do so, you'd have to log in. To log in, you'd need the existing certificate.
  • electroly 10y ago
    That's not true. I regenerated several login certificates before I finally actually figured out how to install the certificate in my browser. You are not screwed if you lose your login certificate. As long as you have access to the email address, you're fine. Use the "Lost authentication certificate?" link on the login page.