my web site rezervation required ssl sertificate it works with
firefox and chrome browsers but in safari id does not appear
what should i do for safari?
in chrome it works
in safari does not work
Your certificate seems to be installed properly
What version of Safari are you using? it seems like you are using Safari for Windows, which is loosing grounds
you might also want to check this
I'm not sure about Safari for Windows, though
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I'm making a web app that uses WebRTC but it requires https. Is there any way to turn off SSL check on Chrome and Firefox for localhost only or is there any way to make use of WebRTC without https? Thanks.
Chrome has chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost which will ignore certificate errors on localhost. This makes development much easier.
As #vcsjones said
Both Chrome and Firefox treat localhost as a secure context, so localhost should have access to secure context only features like webcam, geolocation, and WebRTC.
It is correct. However, Firefox changed (since Firefox 42) mozSrcObject to srcObject. I changed it to that and it worked.
Since chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost feature is removed from Chrome 88 disable security settings completely helped me to send requests from localhost to server.
Google Security Settings
The way to continue and access the server will be by clicking on an empty location at the background with the browser's error page and type:
thisisunsafe
My app is served on localhost. I am testing it on Browserstack: see title for browser version and OS. I'm running Chrome 59 on OSX Sierra.
I've tried entering localhost:PORT, and http://localhost:PORT but am always given a Bing search result for that string, instead of directing to my development server. I know the server is up because I'm doing manual testing on Firefox, Safari, and Chrome.
I've also attempted to change Edge settings in guides like this one, but there the button to remove bing completely does not exist.
Can anyone point me at support/docs that disable this functionality? Thanks!
I have a problem concern to configure single sign on in widfly 10. It work well in any other browsers such as Firefox, Chrome.
However It can not work with micosoft edge and IE11. Do you have any idea on this situation?
Chrome supports WebRTC.
But openwebrtc I am not able to run
http://demo.openwebrtc.org:38080/
while apprtc I am able to run
https://apprtc.appspot.com/
so why this problem ?
so what is the difference between openwebrtc and apprtc ?
is there any different implementation in these ?
I know both use WebRTC APIs
so my gut feeling is the demo sample that I use for openwebrtc is not https so chrome doesn’t let it access camera ,mike and so its not working.While Apprtc sample is https
Open web console:
getUserMedia() no longer works on insecure origins. To use this feature, you should consider switching your application to a secure origin, such as HTTPS. See https://goo.gl/rStTGz for more details.
This is a limitation in Chrome. The page works fine in, say, Firefox.
On Yosemite, I am unable to access multiple pages using Chrome & Safari, but for some reason Firefox always works. But with this, I'm unable to install certain tools using terminal which is the real problem. For instance, python.org is unable to load because Safari can't establish a secure connection (same with chrome). Firefox opens the site just fine, is there any reason behind that?
Update
Not behind a proxy. I'll stick with GitHub.com as an example. It opens perfect on firefox, no problems. With Chrome, it will come up without any styling (css/images), just the plain text. If i open the developer console, there are a bunch of "Failed to load resource: net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE", its all the styling that didn't load. Same with safari, text show but no styling.