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This CA Root certificate is not trusted because it is not in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store
I am running a web app on Linux where I dont think anyone will look at it besides myself called node red looking to run the web app on TLS with certs.
Going off this tutorial to generate these two ...
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Created self signed Certificate working with curl but not with chrome
Architecture:
VM- 10.0.0.50
local computer
I named the CN www.ben.com and put 10.0.0.50 as the IP of www.ben.com in /etc/hosts.
When I curl https://www.ben.com I get the HTML (if I curl the IP it ...
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Make browser to open domain via http and not https for everyone [closed]
I need a website to be open in http and not in https (the reason is that I use 3-party platform which does not support SSL for now). Initially, I had SSL but then removed it (to comply with that ...
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Suddenly ALL HTTPS Sites take 12-30 Seconds to load (All Browsers Except Firefox)
THE PROBLEM:
Starting about 4 days ago, ALL https:// sites now take 12-30 seconds to load ONLY on my machine, except on FireFox 49.0.2, which seems to perform mostly normal (in terms of speed). No ...
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Unable to access Amazon webs with Chrome
When going to a secure Amazon page over HTTPS, using either Chrome and MS Edge, the following Error comes up:
This site can’t provide a secure connection
www.amazon.com uses an unsupported protocol.
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SSL self-signed certificate on client side
When I create a SSL self-signed certificate.
If I don't add the .crt on the client side, the browser (Chrome/Firefox) seems to download implicitly the .crt. Is it possible to prevent this ?
If I add ...
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Chrome adds weird HTTPS:1 header to all requests
I've been getting a lot of weird errors on websites that relate to HTTPS. These sites works great in FF and IE, but fail to load in Chrome. It appears that though I'm requesting an unsecured URL (http)...
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Prevent Google Chrome from treating all URLs with a common base as SSL connections
I host several websites via an ISP-provided DNS name, and I split them up beyond my router's port 80 using an installation of haproxy. It has worked very well for my (I think it's 11) unique websites ...
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How to only accept certificates issued by user-specified CA per domain?
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Is it possible in Chromium or Firefox to only accept SSL certificates issued by a user-specified CA for a specific domain?
Background
When you have set up your own certificate authority ...
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Origin of SSL identification string on certain HTTPS sites
Some SSL protected sites have a fancy identification string in the browser navigation bar. Where does it come from? Is it the "Common Name" field in the CSR?
Here's an example:
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Is there an HTTPS Everywhere add on for Chrome, MSIE or safari?
I really like this HTTPS Everywhere add-on for Firefox. But I tend to browser hop, so have similar HTTPS-preferring add-ons been released for the other major browsers?
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Force a browser to load the 'https' edition of a website, not the 'http'?
This is similar to this previous question, but I believe it's a bit different*.
Sites like GMail support a preference that pushes all traffic through the SSL edition of the site rather than the plain-...
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