Can't open website because it's "insecure"

[TatterCat]

(I'm on Chrome) I am unable to open chrome music labs, and says "Your connection is not private
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from musiclab.chromeexperiments.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards)." I know Google wouldn't be trying to steal my information, is there a way to fix this?

Edit: On Microsoft Edge, it says the same thing but allows me to continue anyways. When I do continue, it shows the 404 screen.

[Enderboyscool]

oh its fixed now its safe

[Enderboyscool]

[KOREAN8]

yeah im having same problem

[Pickle-Coder2021]

I'm pretty sure if you click advanced it says continue? but I'm not an expert on error's soo

[Pickle-Coder2021]

here (I don't know if his worked because my snip and sketch is broken)

[SuperDuperRob]

Same issue here now. Looks like the certificate expired today.

[musiciancowell3434]

Same issue here now. Looks like the certificate expired today.

@SuperDuperRob hey so uh i'm not super tech savvy and have no idea what any of this means, but is it still safe to access? i have school music projects i have to work on lol

[jdevries3133]

hey so uh i'm not super tech savvy and have no idea what any of this means, but is it still safe to access? i have school music projects i have to work on lol

Yes, it is still safe. Just never share personal information with websites that have a security problem like that. It means that the data you send them might be visible to people in transit, or that you are sending data to an entirely different website. For the song maker, though, you're not sharing personal information so is not really a concern. Just highly unprofessional and careless maintenance by Google who should do better to support an application that music learners and teachers around the world depend on.

[vkadlaskar812]

@TatterCat Could you tell me how to run the project on local machine. While doing npm install it says all the files required are deprecated.