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It's not the same. In the SSL case the browser gives you a bypass button, which is fine (if hidden). Here, there is no bypass button unless you have the secret
by nighthawk454 4y ago
It's not the same. In the SSL case the browser gives you a bypass button, which is fine (if hidden). Here, there is no bypass button unless you have the secret knowledge to open the app in a certain way.
Otherwise the OS entirely refuses to open the app with no bypass button or hint as to how to get around it, while implying "security issues" and "untrustworthiness"
- ziml77 4y agoFor certain cert errors in Chrome, there is no button/link to ignore and continue. You actually have to type "thisisunsafe" into the tab. There is no feedback when you are typing this. It will just navigate to the page you were trying to reach as soon as you finish typing.