A very useful program (SendLeap) in the form of an App in Chrome, has become less easy to open because its SSL certificate has expired. I happened to have a clone of my system in which the Gatekeeper had not become aware of the expiry, and the App still works as desired. So whatever the mechanism is for checking a certificate has not yet been triggered. Is there anything I can do to block the checking and so keep SendLeap easier to open ?
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Blocking SSL Certificate checking
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, Aug 08 2021 07:59 PM
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