No access to https websites

Hello everybody,
since a few day I can no longer access to https websites.
Can anybody helb me?

just use the normal browser, all those useless extra browser are not doing any thing else than the normal browser and most of the time they are unstable as it is the case now, and in the worse case they will even force you to re-install the whole PlayBook as losing everything in the process because they cause corruption in the OS
My advice stay with the normal browser it works for 99.9/100 web site, including the banks which are the one using HTTPS
Using the Playbook and the Z10 and the Z30 and loving them
Martin

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