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Pro-tip: On Chrome's certificate error page, you can type "badidea" (or "thisisunsafe" in 66 or later) to force it to let you through.
by epmatsw 9y ago
Pro-tip: On Chrome's certificate error page, you can type "badidea" (or "thisisunsafe" in 66 or later) to force it to let you through.
- toyg 9y agoI hope you’re joking...? An interface that forbids you from working unless you know an easter-egg/“insider” password is almost a fascist concept. I guess that’s another reason not to use Chrome...
- jrimbault 9y agoIt's just a shortcut to avoid clicking on two buttons.
- pavelbr 9y agoNo it isn't, for certain certificate errors this is the only way.
- epmatsw 9y agoFor HSTS, it’s based on the spec. There’s not supposed to be a user-accessible override for HSTS errors, which is why Chrome hides it behind that easter egg. Firefox has no override of any kind.
- kstrauser 9y agoThat freaking worked?! Thank you so much for this!