hertz9te:
i will really appreciate.how do i get it across to you?

Let me have your mobile number. I'd send you my email address via sms.

agwaisrael:


My blackberry Q10 doesn't support Let's Encrypt. In fact, my BlackBerry browser will issue a warning if any TLS protected site embeds content from an unprotected site.

I feel browsers have their standards;
Some will use the certificates installed on your device, others are installed with their own CAs, eg Orbot.

Don't mind blackberry jare but their is a bb app that can fix that error you see on your bb browser...

wizkidblogger:


Don't mind blackberry jare but their is a bb app that can fix that error you see on your bb browser...

Really? Did not know that o

IOb:


Let me have your mobile number. I'd send you my email address via sms.

thanks bro...i've seen the solution...some properties existed at the both stylesheets so it was not applied,i'm taking the code apart and isolating the fault..i thank you for your help so far,cheers

hertz9te:
thanks bro...i've seen the solution...some properties existed at the both stylesheets so it was not applied,i'm taking the code apart and isolating the fault..i thank you for your help so far,cheers

You're welcome bro. Happy coding!!

Cheers

pacodas:

You are right, however, the green bar is the only way non techies and browsers identify an encrypted and secure connection.

Most modern browsers are able to know the level of encryption. If not done properly (cipher strength, protocols, forward secrecy, etc). So when they show a green bar or padlock, it means it mostly a strong encryption. The certificate authority alone doesn't guarantee a green bar.

Using your own self signed certificate might give you a strong encryption but it won't be recognized by browsers as you are not a certificate authority.

Let's Encrypt is supported by most modern browsers
https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/which-browsers-and-operating-systems-support-lets-encrypt/4394

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