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Getting Chrome SSL warnings on both the OP link and https://get.dev/ https://get.dev/ Doesn't really evoke confidence, if this is a Google initiative. Can som

Getting Chrome SSL warnings on both the OP link and https://get.dev/ https://get.dev/ Doesn't really evoke confidence, if this is a Google initiative. Can someone post a short precis as to what this is about for those of us who cannot visit the URLs? UPDATE: Apologies - My bad, not Google's fault. I had a local Valet/NGINX redirect for local .dev domains setup for Laravel development projects that was causing the issue.

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CydeWeys 8y ago
Can you post a screenshot of the certificate you're seeing? It sounds like you're being MITMed. It works fine in Chrome for me. Oh, and this is definitely a valid Google initiative. Source: Work for Google, am involved in this.
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- cyberferret 8y ago
  Ah, OK, I think I worked out what is happening. I have a valet service running for local Laravel development which is redirecting local .dev subdomains to Valet instances on my iMac! Apologies for that - I will shut down the Valet service and try again.
  - CydeWeys 8y ago
    Valet fixed this last year. Recommend that you update: https://github.com/laravel/valet/pull/436 https://github.com/laravel/valet/pull/436 Although that might only change the default for new installs; you might still need to change it for existing installs. I'm not sure; I've never used Laravel.
traek 8y ago
I'm seeing a valid cert issued to Google.
akovaski 8y ago
Perhaps your browser is being directed to a page not owned by google. I don't get an SSL warning in Chrome or Firefox (Windows 10). From the site: "With actionable guidance and analysis, web.dev helps developers like you learn and apply the web's modern capabilities to your own sites and apps." It includes a web version of the Lighthouse website measurement tool. It also has guides for various web dev topics. The topics can be browsed normally, but I think most users will discover topics by the measurement tool showing the user guides to improve their website.
bibinou 8y ago
I got a ERR_SSL_VERSION_INTERFERENCE briefly before the page successfully reloading. I have uBlock Origin installed, so it may be it.
- davkap92 8y ago
  I had ssl error... and then realised it was because I have dnsmasq on *.dev at the time there was no dev tld :P
jay_kyburz 8y ago
I'm getting a Service Not Found on Firefox.
aiCeivi9 8y ago
I get DNS error here. *.dev is probably reserved for local domains by admins. Not the greatest choice of tld for real sites.

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CydeWeys 8y ago

Can you post a screenshot of the certificate you're seeing? It sounds like you're being MITMed. It works fine in Chrome for me. Oh, and this is definitely a valid Google initiative. Source: Work for Google, am involved in this.

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cyberferret 8y ago
Ah, OK, I think I worked out what is happening. I have a valet service running for local Laravel development which is redirecting local .dev subdomains to Valet instances on my iMac! Apologies for that - I will shut down the Valet service and try again.
- CydeWeys 8y ago
  Valet fixed this last year. Recommend that you update: https://github.com/laravel/valet/pull/436 https://github.com/laravel/valet/pull/436 Although that might only change the default for new installs; you might still need to change it for existing installs. I'm not sure; I've never used Laravel.

traek 8y ago

I'm seeing a valid cert issued to Google.

akovaski 8y ago

Perhaps your browser is being directed to a page not owned by google. I don't get an SSL warning in Chrome or Firefox (Windows 10). From the site: "With actionable guidance and analysis, web.dev helps developers like you learn and apply the web's modern capabilities to your own sites and apps." It includes a web version of the Lighthouse website measurement tool. It also has guides for various web dev topics. The topics can be browsed normally, but I think most users will discover topics by the measurement tool showing the user guides to improve their website.

bibinou 8y ago

I got a ERR_SSL_VERSION_INTERFERENCE briefly before the page successfully reloading. I have uBlock Origin installed, so it may be it.

davkap92 8y ago
I had ssl error... and then realised it was because I have dnsmasq on *.dev at the time there was no dev tld :P

jay_kyburz 8y ago

I'm getting a Service Not Found on Firefox.

aiCeivi9 8y ago

I get DNS error here. *.dev is probably reserved for local domains by admins. Not the greatest choice of tld for real sites.