Question: My kid likes to listen to music on her iPad, but she can't read yet (she's working on it) so she has to play each song for a few seconds to find the song to which she wants to listen. Is there a way to enable VoiceOver for just the Music app? Enabling it for the entire device is annoying. Or is there an alternate way to play music that will speak the song titles?

Answer: 
Click on the **Advanced** link on the bottom left. It will show you an option to continue on to the site you want to visit. 

Chrome will show you this page if it finds problems with certificates, http vs https, etc. It's just to let you know that it thinks something's not right and it gives you the option to continue or go back.
The simplest method I often use to bypass this is to click on the Advanced link and then Process to the site.

In most cases, this connection error occurs because your computer has a wrong date & time. You need to check it as well.

You can also ignore the ssl from the Google Chrome shortcut by adding this code: "--ignore-certificate-errors", [according this guide](https://usefulpcguide.com/16666/your-connection-is-not-private/).

If the problem persists, I would recommend you to uninstall your Google Chrome, download a new & latest version and reinstall it. Before doing so, make sure you have backup it with ChromeSync or manually, in order to restore all data back when reinstalling the Chrome browser.