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It says that there's no certificate or something like that. I've made an exception but I still get a black GOG icon and have no way to access my account!!

I'm on iPhone right now.

Anyone with similar problem?

Thank you in advance <3
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NovumZ: It says that there's no certificate or something like that.
Could you write down the exact error message? That tends to be helpful for giving suggestions for how to fix.

Which Firefox version are you using? (Check Help -> About Firefox)
Are you at home, using your own internet connection, or at work / in a coffeeshop or a similar place where there could be a 'security' product trying to man-in-the-middle your connection in order to sniff its contents?

My Firefoxes (both stable - 55.0.2 - and beta - 56.0b3) work just fine, and have a valid certificate for *.gog.com issued by Symantec valid from 2017-01-31 through 2018-02-01 with SHA256 fingerprint starting with 3F:3B (gog eats my posts when I try to put in the entire fingerprint) >.<
Post edited August 19, 2017 by gogtrial34987
Downloaded Firefox on my iPhone and logged into gog on it. Works fine here
My guess is that you have an add-on/extension that mistakenly blocks the site. Maybe even some Antivirus on the phone?
I use Firefox and every month or so I get blocked from here for about five minutes. I'm not really worried about it because I spend too much time here as is, and also I'm afraid I might make the problem worse by trying to make it better.
Too many fake newz on here, I guess. ;)
Is your system clock correct? Firefox might detect the certificate as invalid if it has the wrong time. That might happen if let your battery run down and don't have automatic time sync enabled.
Or maybe when you were sleeping, your wallet hacked Firefox to make sure he doesn't get raped through GOGs promos ;)
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mk47at: Is your system clock correct? Firefox might detect the certificate as invalid if it has the wrong time. That might happen if let your battery run down and don't have automatic time sync enabled.
Took me 4 hours to figure this out!

Yes that was The System Clock; I always forget to set it back on!

I want the time to be set manually but I keep forgetting to set clock/date, right after mobo reset.

Sorry and thank you everyone! <3
Actually there does appear to be an issue with the SSL certificate:

https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.gog.com

The icon you see in your browser's USL bar just makes sure the certificate is current and valid for the site you're looking at.