Some Computer Internet Eould be Much Appreciated

[leon]

Hi Guys last night all was well with the desktop and turned it off at about 9pm, this morning I turn it on and try to access SeaMonkey and a little person comes up with a stop sing saying this site is entrusted and i am not going to let you in.:mad2:

So I reboot, the same, do a system recovery, the same, reboot again, the same uninstall SeaMonkey and still he comes out with his little sign :mad2:

So what is going on here please, I use another browser all is well but i have no bookmarks, so if i use say Google Chrome for instance can i import my bookmarks fro a saved file on USB drive, or from a saved copy in my documents. :shrug:

Some advice here would be much appreciated.

Thank You.

Leon :thumbsup:

[LewisM]

When you install chrome or Firefox you are given the option to import bookmarks etc

SeaMonkey? What on earth is that? Sounds like s browser for kids ��

[leon]

No Lewis it is not for kids, I have used it for many years, it is easy to navigate and i actually like it, it gets to anything i want just like all those other fancy named browsers.

However I have just discovered that although this little person with the stop sign tells me i can go any further, i actually can, and just clicked on the bookmarks to see what happened and there we are all of them even IIS, so buggered if i know what he is trying to say. :shrug:

Thanks for your response.

Leon :thumbsup:

PS actually SeaMonkey is an off shoot of Mozilla Firefox

[Nikolas]

It looks like you actually reached the end of the internet
http://www.1112.net/lastpage.html

[Ukastronomer]

In google chrome "import bookmarks"

[RAJAH235]

For Lewis...
I really don't know if you are genuinely unaware of SeaMonkey or whatever,
so here's the link for it...
> https://seamonkey-project.org/

It's an all-in-one program...
Web-browser, advanced e-mail, newsgroup and feed client, IRC chat, and HTML editing made simple—all your Internet needs in one application.
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Leon said...
"....I turn it on and try to access SeaMonkey and a little person comes up with a stop sing saying this site is entrusted..."

Surely, you mean the site is UN-trusted.
What "site" are you trying to load?
What does the sign say exactly?

Anyway...
What security program/s are you running?
Did it/they happen to auto-update lately?
Possibly that site may have an EXPIRED CERTIFICATE & SeaMonkey
will not allow you access to that site.

[leon]

Yes it says the site is UN Trusted, and I am just trying to open SeaMonkey it self.
The sign says that this site is un trusted do not proceed, as some one maybe trying to impersonate the page.
It also says that the certificate has expired, so i delete SeaMonkey and reinstall it, but it syill comes up.
However regardless of this i can get around it whilst it is still on the screen and access all my bookmarks after all which i did not know at first.
It turn the computer off for that day after much frustration and turn it back on next day and the fella with the stop sign is gone and things seem to be back to normal.
I found this happened after Win 8 had a critical update as they call it.
I did a System restore back to a couple of weeks earlier and things seem normal, but now Win wants me to shut down and up date which i did not do and it fires up good with now problems.
Do I have to update if i do not want to ??

Thanks for your response.

Leon

[leon]

Many thanks Jeremy will get onto that and see how it goes.

Leon