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When I use Safari to search for sites that I have used previously and are known to be secure, I get a message that says the site is not secure. This happened after upgrading to OS Monterey. I have done everything that I’ve read about in various places, but when given the option to accept the site’s certificate (at least I think so) I’m not able to do that. This is driving me crazy.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.0
Hello SusanK28,
From your post it appears that you are having an issue accessing some internet websites.
The article that you came from, Connect to the internet with your Mac, goes over the different ways to connect your Mac.
We would start by clearing the cache in Safari: Clear the history and cookies from Safari on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
There may also be useful information provided here: Change certificate trust policies on Mac - Apple Support
Have a good day.
Hello SusanK28,
From your post it appears that you are having an issue accessing some internet websites.
The article that you came from, Connect to the internet with your Mac, goes over the different ways to connect your Mac.
We would start by clearing the cache in Safari: Clear the history and cookies from Safari on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
There may also be useful information provided here: Change certificate trust policies on Mac - Apple Support
Have a good day.
Safari doesn’t recognize secure sites
