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Ngrok has paid features that let you use your own domain name, though when used with https it will give an ssl warning but this is optional.
by tokenizerrr 12y ago
Ngrok has paid features that let you use your own domain name, though when used with https it will give an ssl warning but this is optional.
- robocat 12y agoThanks - I will look into it after having a go to see if it does actually help me. Re SSL: However my #1 issue at present (a single client where the content is removed from XHR requests) happens on https. There are cheaper ways I could do the equivalent of ngrok, but ngrok looks like it will do exactly what I need to diagnose particular problems. If ngrok saves me a day a year of work and resolves problems more quickly for clients, that is worth paying low 2 digit amounts per month.