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Status: Duplicate
Merged: issue 867979
Owner:
Closed: Aug 3
Cc:
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OS: Chrome
Pri: 1
Type: Bug



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[Eve]: Unable to access HBO GO on chrome browser

Project Member Reported by hsiangc@chromium.org, Aug 3

Issue description

google Chrome   70.0.3511.0 (Official Build) dev  (64-bit)
Platform        10934.0.0 (Official Build) dev-channel eve
JavaScript      V8 7.0.144
Flash   30.0.0.142

What steps will reproduce the problem?
(1)Go to https://play.hbogo.com
(2)Observed issue, " Your connection is not private" pop up


What is the expected result?
It should allow user to sign in with account

What happens instead?
" Your connection is not private" pop up instead of HBO GO haome page

Feedback:
Report ID: 85583337996

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Owner: posciak@chromium.org
Cc: -djmm@chromium.org geohsu@chromium.org
Components: Internals>Network>Certificate UI>Browser>CertificateViewer
The "Your connection is not private" appears due to NET::ERR_CERT_SYMANTEC_LEGACY. I assume this is due to HBO using old Symantec certificates. You can get around this by clicking on "Advanced", and then selecting "Proceed to play.hbogo.com (unsafe)".

Chrome could improve the reporting of this. If you look at the red "Not Secure" drop down in the address bar, it reports "Certificate (Invalid)". However, clicking on that, and looking at the "Certification Path" tab for any of the certificates shows "This certificate is OK." So it's not obvious which certificate has problems.
Mergedinto: 867979
Status: Duplicate (was: Untriaged)
Issue 867979 is the main tracking bug for sites affected by the Symantec PKI distrust, so I'll dupe it there.

Regarding the certificate viewer questions in comment #3, it sounds like you tried on Windows. The certificate viewer experience will depending on the platform. On Windows we use the system certificate viewer which does mean we have no control over whether it uses different rules for whether it considers a certificate "OK".

(Also regarding the wording/explanation of the error page issue 869988 has some discussion.)

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