🚨 Solar2D Documentation Site Missing SSL Certificate – Page Flagged as Insecure!

[aclementerodrguez]

I just tried to access the official Solar2D documentation site and Chrome warned me that the connection isn’t secure—it looks like the SSL certificate has either expired or isn’t configured correctly.

While this might seem like a technical hiccup to those of us who already trust Solar2D, first-time visitors could see the warning and decide to walk away, thinking the project isn’t being maintained. Having the docs marked “Not secure” definitely hurts the engine’s first impression and credibility.

I’ve attached a screenshot of the warning so you can see what I’m seeing.

Could someone with access please take a look at this as soon as possible? Thanks in advance!

[Kan98]

The Solar2D/Corona blog appears to be inaccessible

It seems to be related to this.

[jdsmedeirosbr]

[aclementerodrguez]

Hey @jdsmedeirosbr, what do you mean by that?
That doesn’t really solve anything. The documentation site is still the same, it still shows the same security warning I mentioned.

[jdsmedeirosbr]

Calm down young man, that’s something else, I just showed that the solar website has a small spelling error, that’s all.

[aclementerodrguez]

Sorry, I didn’t mean that… it wasn’t my intention. I’m calm

[aclementerodrguez]

Right! Now I see you meant the missing ‘i’… Point for you

[Kan98]

It has been working fine for me. no more warnings.

[aclementerodrguez]

Yeah, it doesn’t show the warning anymore, but it’s still not secure. On the left of the URL in the browser, it shows ‘Not secure’. Also, the URL still doesn’t have the SSL certificate (it’s http instead of https now).

[jdsmedeirosbr]

Here it appears to me that it is safe and even shows the certificate with a validity of 3 months, wouldn’t it be your cache?

I am using Chrome and macOS.

[aclementerodrguez]

Yes, it’s cache. In Edge I don’t get the sign