Stampexchange secure website question

I've been going through some old stamps that my dad had. I thought I'd look at the Stampexchange website as it's a sister site to here. I ran into a block when I clicked on the link at the top of the page here saying it wasn't a secure site.

I found this link that Davey provided but it doesn't seem to actually go to a secure version of the site and only offers http instead of https. So, is there a way to get to a secure version?

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/stamps-albums-and-collections-any-advice.74300/#post-4606708

Here it the link Davey gave back in 2022 https://www.stampexchange.com/


here is what it looked like in his post

 

Their security certificate expired. Site owner needs to renew it. If you are going to sign up as it is, just use a password unique to that site (should be doing that anyway, really).

 

Ah, thanks for checking! That makes sense then.

 

I guess you'll just have to stay here and ask us...

 

We know enough to get into trouble. Possibly not enough to get back out.

 

I know nothing about stamps so I've got a lot to learn.

There is a local guy that has kindly offered to give them a look when I can bring them to him. In the meantime I've just sorted them by country. Many of them seem to be 70+ years old, used and from many, many countries (did I mention many).

I'm amazed at how ignorant I am when it comes to some world history that I don't know (or maybe just don't remember) that is tied to stamps . Also, I'm equally amazed at how I don't know where some places are/were in the world.

 

The former British colonies can make you crazy, and that's just for starters.

 

When I visited that site some time ago, it only had spam messages (if I'm not mistaken, all in Russian and/or Chinese)