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I had the weird experience of someone reporting that a SSL issue was occurring in Safari but not with Chrome. After a bunch of investigation and rabbit holes i
by michaelbuckbee 5y ago
I had the weird experience of someone reporting that a SSL issue was occurring in Safari but not with Chrome.
After a bunch of investigation and rabbit holes it turned out that it was an app issue where the "_" character wasn't being filtered from sub-domains.
https://my_name.domain.com https://my_name.domain.com -> works in Chrome, not in Safari
This is interesting to me as Safari is _correct_ in their implementation (that the underscore character isn't valid in domains), but again an instance of FF+Chrome working where Safari doesn't.
- rsynnott 5y ago> This is interesting to me as Safari is _correct_ in their implementation (that the underscore character isn't valid in domains), but again an instance of FF+Chrome working where Safari doesn't It's IE/Netscape all over again; a big driver of bugs back in the day was the one of them (usually but not always IE) was overly tolerant of some sort of bad behaviour).