My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic. The security alert is also saying that the certificate was for a different website.

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 54.0.2840.99, Flash 23.0 (release 0)
I also run Chrome on Windows 10 and it's fine for me.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

Someone might not have a different browser and then someone tells them about Scratch and then they do Scratch on Internet Explorer and they get a security alert and then they think whoever told them about Scratch was trying to trick them. I also get a security alert when I do the Scratch offline editor. If you try to go on the Scratch offline editor on Windows 7 you would also probably get a security alert. Also someone might not want to download things in case they get a virus.

Ziggy741 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

Someone might not have a different browser and then someone tells them about Scratch and then they do Scratch on Internet Explorer and they get a security alert and then they think whoever told them about Scratch was trying to trick them. I also get a security alert when I do the Scratch offline editor. If you try to go on the Scratch offline editor on Windows 7 you would also probably get a security alert. Also someone might not want to download things in case they get a virus.

Negative on both accounts. If people don't want to download an improved alternative to IE, then they're too paranoid to be on the internet.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

Someone might not have a different browser and then someone tells them about Scratch and then they do Scratch on Internet Explorer and they get a security alert and then they think whoever told them about Scratch was trying to trick them. I also get a security alert when I do the Scratch offline editor. If you try to go on the Scratch offline editor on Windows 7 you would also probably get a security alert. Also someone might not want to download things in case they get a virus.

Negative on both accounts. If people don't want to download an improved alternative to IE, then they're too paranoid to be on the internet.

Why?

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic. The security alert is also saying that the certificate was for a different website.

probably just your computer
it didn't do that for me so… i even tried it in internet explorer, it was fine.

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic. The security alert is also saying that the certificate was for a different website.

probably just your computer
it didn't do that for me so… i even tried it in internet explorer, it was fine.

What is your operating system? Also what version of Internet Explorer did you use? I'm pretty sure the version of Internet Explorer on my computer is Internet Explorer 8.

Ziggy741 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

Someone might not have a different browser and then someone tells them about Scratch and then they do Scratch on Internet Explorer and they get a security alert and then they think whoever told them about Scratch was trying to trick them. I also get a security alert when I do the Scratch offline editor. If you try to go on the Scratch offline editor on Windows 7 you would also probably get a security alert. Also someone might not want to download things in case they get a virus.

Negative on both accounts. If people don't want to download an improved alternative to IE, then they're too paranoid to be on the internet.

Why?

If they don't want to download something better than Internet Explorer, the least secure and laggiest browser in the universe, because they're paranoid about viruses, then they shouldn't be on the Internet as IE is more likely to get you viruses than any other browser I've seen.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic.

You have XP?!? That software is archaic. I have win7 on my desktop, using same chrome as you, and I have no issue.

Oh also, don't worry about IE. It's terrible; most people only use it to download another browser.

Someone might not have a different browser and then someone tells them about Scratch and then they do Scratch on Internet Explorer and they get a security alert and then they think whoever told them about Scratch was trying to trick them. I also get a security alert when I do the Scratch offline editor. If you try to go on the Scratch offline editor on Windows 7 you would also probably get a security alert. Also someone might not want to download things in case they get a virus.

Negative on both accounts. If people don't want to download an improved alternative to IE, then they're too paranoid to be on the internet.

Why?

If they don't want to download something better than Internet Explorer, the least secure and laggiest browser in the universe, because they're paranoid about viruses, then they shouldn't be on the Internet as IE is more likely to get you viruses than any other browser I've seen.

modern versions of IE aren't laggy or less safe. Although the on on windows XP is.

Ziggy741 wrote:

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic. The security alert is also saying that the certificate was for a different website.

probably just your computer
it didn't do that for me so… i even tried it in internet explorer, it was fine.

What is your operating system? Also what version of Internet Explorer did you use? I'm pretty sure the version of Internet Explorer on my computer is Internet Explorer 8.

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.75, Flash 24.0 (release 0)

but trying it on IE 11 worked fine so…

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic. The security alert is also saying that the certificate was for a different website.

probably just your computer
it didn't do that for me so… i even tried it in internet explorer, it was fine.

What is your operating system? Also what version of Internet Explorer did you use? I'm pretty sure the version of Internet Explorer on my computer is Internet Explorer 8.

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.75, Flash 24.0 (release 0)

but trying it on IE 11 worked fine so…

I'm pretty sure Windows XP is newer than Windows NT. Maybe Internet Explorer wasn't dong all those security stuff in Internet Explorer 11.

Ziggy741 wrote:

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Ziggy741 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 21.0 (release 0)
If you try to go on Scratch on Internet Explorer it will show this thing saying that there is a problem with this website's security certificate. Also when I say this website I'm talking about Scratch. Also if I do the offline editor I get a security alert. I think that something should be done about these things so people don't think that Scratch is bad because they don't have any other browsers. Some people also might not want to download things in case they get a virus. I don't know if it does security alerts only on Windows and Internet Explorer but something should be done about these stuff. Sorry if this is a duplicate topic. The security alert is also saying that the certificate was for a different website.

probably just your computer
it didn't do that for me so… i even tried it in internet explorer, it was fine.

What is your operating system? Also what version of Internet Explorer did you use? I'm pretty sure the version of Internet Explorer on my computer is Internet Explorer 8.

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.75, Flash 24.0 (release 0)

but trying it on IE 11 worked fine so…

I'm pretty sure Windows XP is newer than Windows NT. Maybe Internet Explorer wasn't dong all those security stuff in Internet Explorer 11.

NT is just what kind of Windows (s)he is using. He is actually using Windows 10, which is much, much newer than XP.

As for the actual suggestion, it sounds like you need to update your OS and web browser

Ziggy741 wrote:

What is your operating system? Also what version of Internet Explorer did you use? I'm pretty sure the version of Internet Explorer on my computer is Internet Explorer 8.

IE 8 is also really out of date. It's probably just your computer.

Sigton

You cold just use chrome.
#teamgooglechromeforthewin

First of all, git gud. Windows XP (And certainly without any of the service packs) is ancient and is no longer supported. Secondly, you're also using an outdated version of IE, so your problem is very simple: you're using a version of IE that is not patched with the required updates to be able to get security certificates.
Thirdly, just click “I trust this website” and you're off.