Slow Forum?

[69mach351w]

I haven't been on here for a while (maybe 2 wks), but seems to me that the forum is slower now than 2 weeks ago.

When I click to go to a board, it's very slow to get there. Wasn't like that the last time I was here.

Anyone else having that happening?

Was we hacked recently?

[honker]

It's been slower loading for me, but it varies, what concerns me is at the top of my computer screen it says "not Secure" in red !

I hope we don't have a problem like last time   

Mike

[sd427]

what concerns me is at the top of my computer screen it says "not Secure" in red !

Mike

Try switching your URL or bookmark to be https://...

[Shelby_r_b]

Personally, I haven't seen any slowness within the last 2 months.

[Side-Oilers]

It's slow for me right now, at 9:20PM Pacific.   Some threads take significantly longer than others to load.

[shelbydoug]

It's about normal here. I have inquired previously and was told that it is due to the volume of Internet Traffic. It seems to peak this time of the year because of the "holidays".

[FL SAAC]

all is well and happy holidays  !

It's about normal here. I have inquired previously and was told that it is due to the volume of Internet Traffic. It seems to peak this time of the year because of the "holidays".

[69mach351w]

what concerns me is at the top of my computer screen it says "not Secure" in red !

Mike

Try switching your URL or bookmark to be https://...

I did!!  And said this......

Your connection is not private
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from www.saac.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards

SO, computerworks, what is this all about??

[sd427]

I believe you need to tell your browser to trust the security certificate.

[69mach351w]

I believe you need to tell your browser to trust the security certificate.

??
Not very computer savy, so what do you mean?

[69mach351w]

BTW, my post #9 just took about 2 minutes to post......

SLOW

[sd427]

I believe you need to tell your browser to trust the security certificate.

??
Not very computer savy, so what do you mean?

Depends on your browser. When trying to use a secure connection using https, if you get that type of message, there may be a button that will display more info, and start a process that confirms to the browser that you wish to trust the security credentials being used by saacforum.com. The process is different for each browser. Is there a computer savvy kid around you can ask for help?

[69mach351w]

It just started this being slow a few days ago. I'm using, and have been for a long while, Google Chrome. It's not slow on other sister forums.

I tried the http thing and it said:
"Your connection is not private
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from www.saac.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards".