Odd message on my MacBook Air laptop

[crazy charlie]

Has anyone had this before.When inputing a website address and hitting enter,a page comes up with a red clock stating "Clock error" with the http in the address bar having a red line thru it and the http is red.My clock and date are correct so seems suspicious.There is a blue tab on the page to "update time and date" which I will not hit.
Anyone? Charlie

 

[dingbat]

Http is a non-secure website. Try https and see what happens. If problems persist it’s on their side

 

[southkogs]

If it's just one website, I'm with Dingbat. It's on their end.

You can try a different browser to see if you get the same issue. So far, it doesn't sound like your computer.

 

[dwco5051]

I have an old computer with xp sp2 that i use as a backup in my office. I have a few newer sites such as MeWe that won't load and give me a date/time error. They run ok on two newer computers plus an older laptop that I has Linux as the operating system. Backwards compatibility is not not always there. It seems all sites don't always like you OS and/or your browser.

 

[crazy charlie]

It happens on a bunch of websites and claims clock and date of off when they are in fact correct.Here is a screenshot.

 

[dwco5051]

Just tried that website on 3 of my computers. On 2 it worked ok. On the old one with an outdated OS/browser I got the same screen.

 

[dingbat]

It happens on a bunch of websites and claims clock and date of off when they are in fact correct.Here is a screenshot.

Website security is failing to reconcile the time and date stamps between your computer and the website.

Doesn't mean your computer is wrong......is your OS up to date?

 

[southkogs]

If you're in Safari, try this:

Also try navigating to the site in a private browsing window.

 

[bruceb58]

Make sure your time zone is also correct.