Whenever I try to access lcpdfr.com through entering it in the address bar or using a bookmark, all I get is an error page.

SSL connection error
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
Unable to make a secure connection to the server. This may be a problem with the server, or it may be requiring a client authentication certificate that you don't have.

Clicking any other link to the site seems to get me here fine, and there's no problem loading or reloading any page once I'm here. Ideas?

Edit: Of course, "https" in the address might have explained it, but only the past day or two has it been an issue, so it's still strange.

Edited May 29, 201510 yr by The Loot

Someone else had this issue a while back, was something to do with their firewall/antivirus scanning SSL connections. CloudFlare and Antivirus don't really play well with each other.

But we don't really use SSL anymore. Removing the S from 'https' would solve it.

Edited May 29, 201510 yr by Cyan

Removing the s or just completely removing the protocol will work, but it's unfortunate that chrome auto types the protocol when you first click it because that's what it's use to.

Removing the s or just completely removing the protocol will work, but it's unfortunate that chrome auto types the protocol when you first click it because that's what it's use to.

​Removing the https:// from my bookmark address worked, and by manually connecting to the website (typing lcpdfr.com in the URL bar or searching for the site on Google), it only adds the www. when connecting.

Yep, going to just http fixed it. It's still weird that it never happened up until now.