I've started seeing a lot of websites become inaccessible due to revoked certificate errors - basically the same as in this article in answers.microsoft.com, including the cert chain - the broken sites always go through "Let's Encrypt Authority X3": https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-repair-an-invalid-or-revoked-trusted/8d...
One of the websites I'm hitting this on is a short URL redirect to an Xbox site: https://xbx.lv/3lYA474 I'm pretty sure this site isn't compromised.
But I can't seem to find any solutions that actually work. Date and time doesn't; disabling VPN doesn't; switching off the revocation checks in inetcpl.cpl and rebooting also doesn't work. Using Edge Legacy or Firefox does work, but doesn't really feel like an appropriate solution to the problem. :) So I would guess this has something to do with Chromium, and possibly that it got into a bad state on my system. Is there any way to reset it? (I already tried edge://settings/reset - no luck.)
