Repo On meta search for review.discourse.org Find topic with link using review.discourse.org, e.g. Google will be treating nofollow links differently - #10 by Roman Click on link with review.discourse.org https://review.discourse.org/t/feature-use-the-ugc-rel-attribute-alongside-nofollow/6173 Check certificate by mousing over padlock icon before url to show drop-down menu. Click Certificate [image] Clicking certificate will show the certificate [image] Site still seems to work.

Cert looks fine to me… [image]

Thanks. I don’t know why I am seeing expired certificates on Chrome. Looking at your example it looks like Microsoft Edge. For Edge I see [image] Thanks for the feed back and I will look into this more. If I find something of interest I will update.

Thanks, will save me some leg work.

See: Chrome / Chromium bug: SSL certificates show incorrect (expired) dates

Chrome bug shows SSL certificates as invalid when they aren't

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supermathie (Michael Brown) September 1, 2020, 6:57pm 6

Short answer: this is a Chrome bug, we’ll post more information about it later.

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