Why are all https-sites consistently refused on my Blackberry Passport?

I tried all options, but for some sites it's just a problem with a security certificate which I cannot add by hand. It seems so strange to me, as these https sites are specifically designed to be safe?! If anyone can help, it's much appreciated. I use os10.3.32.

Updated to 10.3.3.1435, but still no result. Some sites are accepted after an extra pop-up, but https not.

Multicert has something to do with site-certificates, but the site is in Spanish and I see no option to integrate it into my Passport browser.

You can upgrade to 10.3.3 or use MultiCERT

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Updated, but still the same problem for all https. Multicert is unclear on how to integrate site-certification into a Passport browser, even by hand. The site is written in Spanish, that doesn't help.

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

I tried all options, but for some sites it's just a problem with a security certificate which I cannot add by hand. It seems so strange to me, as these https sites are specifically designed to be safe?! If anyone can help, it's much appreciated. I use os10.3.32.

Updated to 10.3.3.1435, but still no result. Some sites are accepted after an extra pop-up, but https not.

Multicert has something to do with site-certificates, but the site is in Spanish and I see no option to integrate it into my Passport browser.

Because the BB10 browser is insecure and severely out of date.

Yes, that might be the case, but name me one browser for BlackBerry Passport that isn't. I've tried a lot and there are seldomly more stable than the original browser (even the great new browser 'Brave').

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

Yes, that might be the case, but name me one browser for BlackBerry Passport that isn't. I've tried a lot and there are seldomly more stable than the original browser (even the great new browser 'Brave').

I'm not disagreeing with your plight. I'm pointing out that as the Passport ages, you're going to run into the one thing no one cared to pay attention to, when it comes to BB10 devices - they're outdated with outdated software. So to a secure website, your passport is an insecure device and a potential threat.

Can I know the names of few websites that don't/won't load on the Passport? B'coz everything I use, or try, loads (and works) perfectly on my two. I want to test mines' deeper.

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

Yes, that might be the case, but name me one browser for BlackBerry Passport that isn't. I've tried a lot and there are seldomly more stable than the original browser (even the great new browser 'Brave').

They all rely on the same aspects of the OS, so it's no surprise that they all have issues.

If I'm completely off base, my apologies up front but lately when I've had issues with accessing web pages on my Passport, switching to desktop mode gets me through more times than not.

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

Updated, but still the same problem for all https. Multicert is unclear on how to integrate site-certification into a Passport browser, even by hand. The site is written in Spanish, that doesn't help.

Huh? MutiCERT is an app.. and the instructions are pretty clear. https://appworld.blackberry.com/webs...ntent/59999147

Guessing you just Google'd MultiCERT and went from there.

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

I tried all options, but for some sites it's just a problem with a security certificate which I cannot add by hand. It seems so strange to me, as these https sites are specifically designed to be safe?! If anyone can help, it's much appreciated. I use os10.3.32.

Updated to 10.3.3.1435, but still no result. Some sites are accepted after an extra pop-up, but https not.

Multicert has something to do with site-certificates, but the site is in Spanish and I see no option to integrate it into my Passport browser.

It will be useful if you name a couple of sites that you are unable to access.

Hi Bruca, indeed I just googled and got lost (in translation). Now, I downloaded the app, but unfortunately, it tells me I'm completely up to date as to my OS, so I won't need Multicert. Alas, I know this isn't true, bu will start collecting al list of consistently refused websites so maybe I can find some similarities.

Funny that somebody below describes the problem as a very unsafe Passport getting blocked by safe sites, while I was thinking it was my very safe Blackberry that protects me form unsafe surfing :).

But, something else then: is Blackberry still in the verge of bankruptcy and therefore refusing to update their phones so they can measure up to iphone8 or the best Samsungs? What is this company's market strategy? Just let all (technologocially most advanced) BlackBerry OS10 die a slow death and build BB's with Android?

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

What is this company's market strategy? Just let all (technologocially most advanced) BlackBerry OS10 die a slow death and build BB's with Android?

That's exactly what they are doing and have made it clear publicly.

i have been having the same problem with my Classic not loading links, but my Passport loads just fine.

Q Browser pro is the best working browser now on BB World.

Ah ok, missed that news, but guessed as much. I will then let this one become an antique.

Use desktop mode

Originally Posted by Guus van Es

I tried all options, but for some sites it's just a problem with a security certificate which I cannot add by hand. It seems so strange to me, as these https sites are specifically designed to be safe?! If anyone can help, it's much appreciated. I use os10.3.32.

Updated to 10.3.3.1435, but still no result. Some sites are accepted after an extra pop-up, but https not.

Multicert has something to do with site-certificates, but the site is in Spanish and I see no option to integrate it into my Passport browser.

Use desktop mode

Originally Posted by Qorax

Can I know the names of few websites that don't/won't load on the Passport? B'coz everything I use, or try, loads (and works) perfectly on my two. I want to test mines' deeper.

I have the same experience, yet no problems with certificates or sites not loading. Have a problem with a newspaper site login, which the browser can't handle properly - I use YuBrowser (android) for that.

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I could not login to several services I use with the browser. It doesn't support it anymore.

Can't login to my Bank's site today

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