Hi,

I think you ought to know that your website is inaccessible for most browsers now, as it's encryption uses TLS 1.1 and SSLv3 which are both deprecated.

Best regards,
Martijn Overman

I can confirm this problem exists

Hi, did you manage to solve this server issue? To me that was one of the most difficult thing. I have actually been fired from my recent job because of that. I worked as an IT Assistant and didn't know how to manage the company's website correctly. Now I know that my only problem was the hosting provider who didn't mention they had outdated SQL. That was such a nightmare. Later I found bluestacks vps for any of such matter. But it is very interesting hos you managed this issue, really.

I'm not familiar with Bluestacks vps, but I think it could be a good option for those looking for an easy way to manage a server here.

Hey there,

If you're having trouble accessing a website — especially if it’s a platform like jedifun — here are a few quick tips to try
1. Check your internet connection. A weak or unstable connection can often cause access issues.
2. Try opening jedifun from a different browser or device. This helps identify if it's a browser-specific issue.
3. Clear your browser cache and cookies. Old or corrupted data might prevent the site from loading properly.
4. Use online tools like DownForEveryoneOrJustMe.com to check if jedifun is down for everyone or just you.
5. Temporarily disable browser extensions (like ad blockers), which may interfere with site loading.

If you’re new to jedifun, it’s a growing platform that brings fun, creativity, and community all in one place — so it’s definitely worth checking back if it’s currently down.

Let me know what issue you're seeing (e.g. error code, blank page, etc.), and I’ll do my best to help you get back on jedifun!