How do i bypass http site is not secure, cannot log onto skyhub router

[Doc3]

How do I bypass http site is not secure, cannot log onto skyhub router.

I have tried all the different browsers nothing works. 

[Chrisee]

@Doc3 the web interface of the hub does not need to be "secure" as it is only accessible by devices on your network. Most browser recognise this so you can over ride the warning. 

[Doc3]

Unable to bypass the warning on chrome firefox etc etc

[GD1]

@Doc3  In chrome you have the option to continue to site as per the image below:

[TimmyBGood]

@Doc3 

I think one possibility is that for some reason your browsers are running in HTTPS-only mode, but while that's an option in current browsers it isn't yet enabled by default.

[Doc3]

Yes but how the heck do I turn it off for access, everything I have tried to no avail.

I know what the problem is...... I am looking for a solution...

[Doc3]

Honestly!

[daveNOS]

@Doc3 If you know what the problems is then surely you realise it's not related to your broadband and is with your browser, so Google it instead of giving people attitude here who try to help.

[Doc3]

I was being factual, and surely someone has come across the same issue and may have a solution. Your reading my comment negatively is your state of mind, not how I have described the issue. 

But thank you for your input.

[GD1]

@Doc3  Have you tried simply removing the S from the https in the address bar?

[Doc3]

Yes, that is supposed to work with mozilla but it just freezes, i have removed the security settings on chrome as described on internet but that hasn't worked, previous comment with the cut and paste usually shows on other sites with the ability to over ride but not for the router address!!!!!

[TimmyBGood]

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@Doc3 wrote:

 surely someone has come across the same issue and may have a solution. .

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Yes, many people have, and as suggested the solution is typically to click the appropriate button on the browser to 'accept the risk' and continue to the site.

Given that usually works, it's difficult to understand why it isn't in this case.

[Chrisee]

@Doc3 are you entering the IP address or a link? I find just typing 192.168.0.1 which is the default IP address of all Sky hubs avoids any warning on browsers on Windows, MacOS and ios. Apple who are usually hyper vigilant on security and is the home of false warnings but even they accept that method.