With new versions of Chrome come new security checks. An especially annoying new “feature” I found yesterday in the NDC Oslo workshop. A not fully configured Angular application had a problem that showed up in Chrome as a NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID error.
So far, on the SSL error page of Chrome we could click on the Advanced button where we got a link that allowed us to visit the unsecure page:
But the error page I got was missing that link and I was stuck:
To bypass this security measurement, click anywhere on the white space of the page and type thisisunsafe . Wait a few seconds until Chrome loads your page. This well-hidden feature should only be used for localhost and definitely not on any public site that wants your credit card details.