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This would be massively annoying for my local network. I trust that I do not mitm myself for malicious reasons and really do not feel like setting up certs on m
by HMH 5y ago
This would be massively annoying for my local network. I trust that I do not mitm myself for malicious reasons and really do not feel like setting up certs on my lan...
Talking about certs, nowadays it seems browsers want to make you believe that self signed certs are some diabolical work straight from hell. Using self signed certs with websockets on Firefox is actually nearly impossible [1].
[1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1187666 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1187666
- literallyWTF 5y agoThe push to demonize self-signed certs literally makes me think browsers are in the pocket of BigCert
- jhomedall 5y agoCertificates from Let's Encrypt are free.
- literallyWTF 5y agoThanks man, but I don’t remember asking anything?
- asddubs 5y agoI do wish there was a way to disable all those https-only protections in a browser for development on the local machine. Yes I know for localhost they are sometimes disabled (but not always, like e.g. samesite=none cookies), but sometimes you want to test cross-domain interactions using a tool like dnsmasq, and it gets to be a real hassle