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Yes, when i click that button, it always extended the SSL certificate. Now when GoGetSSL is going away, nothing happens as it doesn’t extend the expiring date from May 21st to another, further date. I clicked that button several times and it still says it’s expiring on May 21st. Will SSL expire on May 21st, even If I clicked button to Install SSL several times?

with GoGetSSL going, you’ll not be able to extend the certificate any further. you can still request a new certificate from one of the other providers. Personally, I use the Let’s Encrypt ones. but thats just because thats the one “use reccomended provider” keeps giving me haha

The site working just fine now. The AI logo is awesome.

Simple: just pick one of the other SSL providers! Not sure which one to pick? Just choose recommended and we’ll pick the best one for your domain. Want to choose yourself and want to make an informed decision? Have a look at this article for a comparison: Which free SSL providers do you support?

http://myaffiliatesite.infinityfreeapp.com The GoGetSSL option is missing from my SSL section. My domain is already added and active. How can I generate a free SSL now?"

Please read GoGetSSL deprecation in early March News and Announcements > This week, we received a message from GoGetSSL, informing us that they will no longer be offering their 90 day trial certificates for free. Instead, they will now require payment. GoGetSSL states that this was necessary due to a change at Sectigo, the provider ultimately responsible for GoGetSSL’s certificates. In response, InfinityFree will no longer be offering SSL certificates from GoGetSSL through our Free SSL Certificates tool. Starting 8th of March 2025, it will no longer be possible to c…

Jri-Creator: > I don’t mean to be a bother, but doesn’t it seem like it’s time to un-pin this announcement? It’s been up for a while now… Yep, it’s unpinned now! The code has already been gutted. And there has been surprisingly little hubbub about this deprecation, despite many people using GoGetSSL certificates. KangJL: > Not really. > Why? > **Because a lot of users do not read!** True, but if they won’t read, then they won’t read the announcement either. There is a big banner in the client area if you view any GoGetSSL certificate clearly stating that it’s deprecated, with a link to the announcement. I hope that’s clear enough.