To fix the "Your connection to this site is not secure" error in Chrome, you can try the following steps:
- Open Chrome settings by clicking the three dots in the upper right corner and select "Settings."
- Scroll down to "Privacy and security" and click on "Security."
- Ensure "Safe browsing" is set to "standard protection" or "enhanced protection."
- Enable "Use secure DNS" to help prevent navigation to dangerous sites.
- If the problem persists, clear your browsing data including cookies, cached files, and other site data under "Clear browsing data" in "Privacy and security."
- Also check your computer's date and time settings to make sure they are correct.
- If the website owner, ensure the site has a valid SSL certificate installed and that HTTPS is forced.
- Disable the QUIC protocol in Chrome flags if necessary by visiting chrome://flags/#enable-quic and setting it to "Disabled."
These steps address common causes of this error, such as expired or missing SSL certificates, incorrect computer time, browser cache issues, or Chrome settings that force HTTPS connections.
