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A new faucet is now available! Cheesy

Digibyte Faucet
Get your free coins now !

This Connection is Untrusted

faucet.thecryptoworld.org uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate is not trusted because the issuer certificate is unknown.

Beware!

Are you using Microsoft Edge? The certificates are from LetsEncrypt. The Faucet Engine is Open-Source on Git.
The only browser who has problem with Lets Encrypt is Edge or simply clear your cache and it'll be fine Wink

Btw, I'm using port 443 since my internet provider is blocking 80 to non-commercial plan Wink

Firefox, Chrome, etc., all the same: faucet.thecryptoworld.org uses an invalid security certificate.

Something is wrong on your side. Do you have the correct date and time on your computer?

The site works fine from my desktop using chrome, but on my android phone with chrome it gets the above warning.

Date and time on both are the same.

I'll take a look at it! Here, everything seems fine and the certificate are supposed to be valid.
Anyone can tell me the exact error they're getting?

Thanks a lot!

looks ok to me, is verified by these guys; https://letsencrypt.org/

Which was an idea I had for the use of DiguSign but hey ho!

also, a quite generous faucet I think. Wink

Android 4.4.2, Firefox 44.0, Chrome 47.0.2526.83 coming at you from Europe. Haven't had the chance to test a desktop.

I'm using Firefox 44.0 and it's not throwing an exception but identifies it as verified by letsencryt.org, the link I posted earlier.
This is a Linux foundation collaborative project providing a new and free to use certificate authority by Internet Security Research Group (ISRG), a California public benefit corporation. ISRGs mission is to reduce financial, technological, and education barriers to secure communication over the Internet.

Similar ethos to ours, I'd say. However, it is public Beta....and it's new.

I'm working on it at the moment, I think there's a few work around I can do for that!
The problem seems to hit Android only according to SSLlab.. let's see! Wink

I sure that everything is safe though haha I'm trying to set the highest payout possible actually

It's working fine now.

Great to know!! Cheesy