I've no such issues in an old Windows 7 PC. But they might slowly start coming now Windows 7 is no longer updated by Microsoft.
If you don't like Windows 10, why not use a Linux PC or Chromebook or Android or iOS tablet (or a Mac, of course) to surf. I don't expect such issues with any of those OS'es.
I'm currently using XP Pro, but the outdated (and impossible to update) embedded certificates store is rendering use of any chrome/chromium based browser null. Over half the sites I try to reach throw up loads of certificate errors, most of which I cannot click through, so I'm effectively blockaded from those URLs. Anyway, the question is whether or not the same problem exists in Win7? Is it throwing up 101 certificate errors when surfing the net? Is its embedded security certificate store still able to be updated? I'm thinking of getting a used Win7 PC off Ebay just to surf the net, but not if the CA nazis have it screwed up as bad as my XP. What's the word? And no, Win8 or Win10 is not happening!

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