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[Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - Chrimp - Mar 6, 2021
So basically I'm playing this game, and there are holiday bonuses and stuff. That's my reason, don't ask any more questions regarding that. So basically my question is, is there a way I can bypass this chrome thing? I have edge and firefox, but those don't work either of course. The only thing I could think of is downloading Tor, but I'm a little opposed to that due to other things Tor might get me. I can do it if it's the last resort, but if anyone knows a way to bypass it inside of chrome only? Note: I can go ahead or behind time, as long as it is in October. Is there an extension or something I can use?
RE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - QU⚡CKSILVER - Mar 6, 2021
Try launching chrome with the following arg:
Code
--ignore-certificate-errorsRE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - Chrimp - Mar 6, 2021
(Mar 6, 2021 06:22 PM)QU⚡CKSILVER Wrote: Try launching chrome with the following arg:
Code--ignore-certificate-errors
How do I do that? I cannot find a tutorial.
PS thanks for help
RE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - QU⚡CKSILVER - Mar 6, 2021
Open "Run" or Win+R and type: "chrome --ignore-certificate-errors", then ENTER (without quotes)
Try visiting the website now
RE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - Chrimp - Mar 7, 2021
(Mar 6, 2021 11:02 PM)QU⚡CKSILVER Wrote: Open "Run" or Win+R and type: "chrome --ignore-certificate-errors", then ENTER (without quotes)
Try visiting the website now
It still gives me the same error. I will try it on another browser to see if it works there.
Edit: Yeah still doesn't work. I tried Tor and even that did not work.
RE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - QU⚡CKSILVER - Mar 7, 2021
(Mar 7, 2021 07:26 AM)Chrimp Wrote: It still gives me the same _error_. I will try it on another browser to see if it works there.
Edit: Yeah still doesn't work. I tried Tor and even that did not work.
I tried setting my date and time back to 1990/01/01 00:00, launched chrome, it said "Your clock is behind".... Then I launched chrome with the argument above and it would let me visit any site, maybe you're doing something wrong.
![[Image: u4dRBlf.gif]](https://i.imgur.com/u4dRBlf.gif)
RE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - Chrimp - Mar 7, 2021
Weird. I will mess around with it and see if it works for me.
Edit: In the gif, when you run the instance of chrome with the code you see a bar at the top that says "Stability and security will suffer" I don't see that for some reason. I think chrome just clears the credentials or ignores them.
Edit 2: It seems that if I put any argument at all in the run menu nothing happens. I can literally just spam whatever and it will still not work.
I DID IT!!!
It was one of my extensions that were preventing it from working. Thanks for the help, buddy! :)
RE: [Help] Bypass Google "Your clock is ahead/behind" message. - QU⚡CKSILVER - Mar 7, 2021
(Mar 7, 2021 11:21 AM)Chrimp Wrote: Weird. I will mess around with it and see if it works for me.
Edit: In the gif, when you run the instance of chrome with the code you see a bar at the top that says "Stability and security will suffer" I don't see that for some reason. I think chrome just clears the credentials or ignores them.
Edit 2: It seems that if I put any argument at all in the run menu nothing happens. I can literally just spam whatever and it will still not work.
I DID IT!!!
It was one of my extensions that were preventing it from working. Thanks for the help, buddy! :)
Glad it worked for you, this particular command line parameter has helped me a lot with sites having SSL issues and such