Ugh, sslerror is the worst. Happened to me when my antivirus decided to "help" by scanning HTTPS traffic. Disabled that "feature" and boom, fixed.
If you’re on Windows, try `certmgr.msc` to see if your root certs are borked. Or just nuke the cache with `update-ca-trust` on Linux.
Btw, what’s the site? Could be a legit cert issue.
If you’re on Windows, try `certmgr.msc` to see if your root certs are borked. Or just nuke the cache with `update-ca-trust` on Linux.
Btw, what’s the site? Could be a legit cert issue.
