When accessing a https webpage, it usually pops up a page indicates that there is some potential danger of the page and leave two buttons beneath the warning, and you have to click the "yes" button. It is annoying, especially when after chrome crashes( as a matter of fact, chrome crashes too often in my opinion), there is still two buttons leaving for you to click. How to avoid the warning page and visit the desire page directly, thanks!

What is the version of Chrome that you are running?
Go to the Wrench and select About Google Chrome

What is the version of Operating System that you are running?

my chrome crashes quite a bit, but i would imagine thats because its dev build ^^

Originally Posted by sulasno

What is the version of Chrome that you are running?
Go to the Wrench and select About Google Chrome

What is the version of Operating System that you are running?

4.0.249.22 dev
Windows XP

@Bloody_Turds
I would like a look at the extensions installed

@Kuntakimp
Is there an update of Chrome?
my dev version is 4.0.266.0

Originally Posted by sulasno

@Bloody_Turds
I would like a look at the extensions installed

@Kuntakimp
Is there an update of Chrome?
my dev version is 4.0.266.0

But it shows that it is currently the latest version. How can I update it ?

What is the version of Chrome that you are running?
Go to the Wrench and select About Google Chrome

Chrome will update if there is a new version

NO,I am restricted to visit the update server because of my country's policy(shame). Can any one provide another update way?

Get different versions of Google Chrome HERE

Dev Chrome is currently 4.0.288.1 dev

Thanks for the information. I manage to update to 4.0.288.1 dev. However the symptom still exists. When I try to access a https(for example:https://groups.google.com/group/job), the SSL error page still appear.