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I have often experienced browsers, chrome in particular, giving an insecure connection warning for sites with Letsencrypt certs

Unless you're running years-out-of-date browsers (and not even many of those), or the site happens to not be maintained, you're never getting errors for sites using LE certs.

So chuck that invalid complaint 🙂

You may want to get current with the state of TLS on the web, my friend

Because continuing to promulgate corporate certs FUD from years ago does no one any good (unless, of course, you work for a corporate cert seller)

Start here (3 years ago): https://www.troyhunt.com/on-the-perceived-value-ev-certs-cas-phishing-lets-encrypt

And https://www.troyhunt.com/the-6-step-happy-path-to-https

Or https://18f.gsa.gov – which has been using LE certs for at least 3 years

Or The Stack Exchange network (you may know them from http://stackoverflow.com fame)