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Fix: Replace the SSL certificate with a new certificate with a valid start time. Make sure the client machines clock is in sync with the server. Tip: To avoid deploying certificates that are not yet active, check the validity start time before deploying the certificate in the server.
How to Fix ERRSSLPROTOCOLERROR? Make Sure SSL is Installed on Your Website. Force HTTPS Connection on your Website: Sync the System Date. Clear the Cache of the Browser. Delete Hosts File or Restore to Default. Clear the SSL State of the System. Adjust Antivirus Settings. Disable the QUIC Protocol.
If you type thisisunsafe on a Chrome SSL error page, Chrome will bypass the error and load the page for you. Theres no textbox to type into, just type thisisunsafe blindly with the page in focus. TIP: To revert the bypass, click the Not Secure button in the URL bar and then click Turn on warnings.
Open Chrome. In the address bar, type chrome://flags/ and press Enter. Search for insecure. Under Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost, enable the flag.
How to Fix SSL Errors Make sure you have SSL installed. Reinstall the SSL. Diagnose the problem with a web SSL checker. Renew your SSL certificate. Change all URLs to HTTPS. Update your browser or OS version. an intermediate certificate. Generate a new Certificate Signing Request.

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ERRSSLPROTOCOLERROR on an existing app? Try correcting the system date and time. Try clearing Google Chrome browsing data. Try clearing your SSL State. Try disabling the QUIC Protocol. Try checking your antivirus settings. Try enabling all SSL/TLS versions.
Disable QUIC Protocol in Google Chrome QUIC is enabled by default and disabling it may resolve the ERRSSLPROTOCOLERROR on Google Chrome. This will launch the Chrome flags page, where QUIC is marked in yellow at the top. From the drop-down menu next to it, select Disabled and Relaunch Chrome.
For an SSL certificate to be valid, domains need to obtain it from a certificate authority (CA). A CA is an outside organization, a trusted third party, that generates and gives out SSL certificates. The CA will also digitally sign the certificate with their own private key, allowing client devices to verify it.

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