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Hello,

I cannot get on a website that I use daily and it is a safe website, but for some reason it says the below:

Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead for www.radtorque.com

Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN

I go to Advance -> Accept Risk & Continue, and then it just loops be back around. I can use it on all my other apple devices, as well as the Chrome & Safari browswers, but cannot seem to get it to work on Firefox. What can we do to allow me access to the site? www.radtorque.com

Let me know!

Andrew Johnson [removed email and phone# from public support forum]

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