What happens if non-www is set as the default in Webflow and Chrome shows a privacy warning while Safari immediately gives up?

If non-www is set as the default in Webflow and Chrome shows a privacy warning, it is likely due to an issue with SSL certificate configuration. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are used to establish secure and encrypted connections between a website and a user's browser. When a website's SSL configuration is not properly set up, browsers like Chrome may display a privacy warning to alert users that the connection to the website may not be secure.

When Safari immediately gives up, it might be due to a stricter implementation of security policies compared to Chrome. Safari might have detected a potential risk or vulnerability and decided to terminate the connection altogether.

To resolve these issues, you can take the following steps:

1. Review SSL certificate configuration: Verify that your SSL certificate is properly installed and configured for the non-www version of your website. Make sure it is valid and up to date. You can contact your SSL certificate provider or hosting provider for assistance with this.

2. Ensure proper redirection: Set up a redirect from the www version to the non-www version or vice versa to ensure consistency and avoid duplicate content issues. This can be done through Webflow's hosting settings or through DNS configurations.

3. Clear cache and browsing data: Sometimes, browser caching or outdated data can cause unexpected behavior. Clear your cache and browsing data in Chrome and Safari to ensure you are loading the latest version of your website.

4. Test in other browsers: Check how your website behaves in other browsers, such as Firefox and Edge. This will help identify whether the issue is specific to Chrome and Safari or if it's a more widespread problem.

5. Contact Webflow support: If you've followed the steps above and the issue persists, reach out to Webflow support for further assistance. They can investigate the issue and provide guidance specific to your Webflow setup.

It's worth noting that SSL certificate configuration and browser warnings can sometimes be complex and require technical expertise to resolve. If you're not comfortable troubleshooting these issues yourself, consulting with a web developer or seeking professional help is recommended.