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From last update of Google Chrome 63.0.3239.84 the .dev domain of my local development machine does not work anymore becouse the browser force URL over https and I do not have a sicure certificate on my local machine. Is there a way to make it work with .dev?
I do not want to use other domains like .local or .test
I tried to enable/disable this chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost but nothing.
You shouldn't change it.
Since 1999 that the Network Working Group(NWG) wrote a memorandum listing the safe Top Level Domains(TLDs) for development.
Choose one of that list to have a future-proof solution.
Because some developers depend on some tools with this poor approach - I was one of them - you can use a hack to solve this: write badidea when the HSTS warning pops up.
Use this only as a temporary solution and dedicate your time upgrading, or helping upgrade, your tools.
EDIT: Other solutions here.
No, there is no workaround to make .dev work in Chrome; it now belongs to Google.
https://laravel-news.com/chrome-63-now-forces-dev-domains-https
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Im hosting my website on Github Pages with a Google Domain and on my iPhone in Chrome it works perfect
but on my desktop either Chrome(My normal Browser (i did chear cache)) or Firefox(Which i just installed) im getting the bellow error and i love some help
Thanks
Chrome Desktop
This site can’t be reached
Check if there is a typo in topher2001.com.
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Firefox Desktop
Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.
We can’t connect to the server at topher2001.com.
Considering your site is accessible from any other PC (including mine), you should check for a local cause which would affect all your browser on your Desktop.
See for example "Firefox can't load websites but other browsers can", which lists causes like:
Internet Security software blocking Firefox
Firefox connection settings
IPv6
DNS Prefetching
Check for malware
Check if an extension is causing the problem
Some of those reason could apply to more than one browser and explain why you don't access your site on your desktop.
I was facing the same issue, it got resolved when I opened up cmd and wrote:
ipconfig/flushdns
Try anyone of these methods to solve this error.
Clear Your Browser’s Cache
Turn Off Experimental Chrome Features
Flush Your Computer’s DNS Cache
Release and Renew Your IP Address
Use Google’s Public DNS Servers
Check Your Computer’s ‘hosts’ File
100% Working Trick for chrome and other devices.
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3.000webhost
Note:- Also recommend for all domain , hosting platform(try once) .
step1:- Download Chrome Extension VPN(Touch VPN).
step2:-After Download Restart Your Browser. Reopen.
step3:- go to extension click Touch vpn connect it to Germany.
step4:-Now, Type your Domain name in url :- example.tk etc..
BOOOM It working Fine..
Now Disconnect VPN and Try Normally to go your website..
Thank you
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It is an app developed with the MERN-stack, deployed to Heroku.
On GitHub I had a number of automated pull requests from Dependabot with security vulnerabilities.
Once I fixed them all, my app (On Edge browser) actually said it was Secure, a few days ago.
But now for some reason it's back to (Not Secure) and maybe it doesn't matter, but I'd like my app that's gonna be used by others to be secure as possible.
Found the solution at
https://www.support.com/how-to/how-to-fix-this-site-is-not-secure-error-in-edge-12875
Fix: Clear browsing history/cache from Microsoft Edge
Site is now secure
I'm using a client certificate to authenticate with HTTPS to a website.
The first time, chrome asked me which certificate I wanted to use.
However, I don't how to flush/forget this choice to choose another certificate. Chrome remembers it and I didn't find (either in stackoverflow or chrome settings) a solution to that.
The only way I found is to open a new window in private mode.
Anyone know how to do it ?
Restarting the browser will help and ask you again.
Looking forward to see better solutions.
Open the target URL in an incognito session, and it should re-prompt. Not a great solution, but to me it beats having to restart all of Chrome, especially if you already had a lot of important tabs open.
This particular thing has sucked since the beginning of web browsers. The only solution is to use the platform APIs to build extension to manage client certificates. This is in fact what Google recommends but it's mainly for CAs and other solution providers. So the only way is to reload the browser or use incognito windows.
I tried to view:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-getcsv.php
And Google Chrome threw out:
Warning - visiting this web site may harm your computer!
Suggestions:
Return to the previous page and pick another result.
Try another search to find what you're looking for.
Or you can continue to http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-getcsv.php at your own risk. For detailed information about the problems we found, visit Google's Safe Browsing diagnostic page for this site.
For more information about how to protect yourself from harmful software online, you can visit StopBadware.org.
If you are the owner of this web site, you can request a review of your site using Google's Webmaster Tools. More information about the review process is available in Google's Webmaster Help Center.
Advisory provided by Google
This doesn't make sense. This is php.net...
EDIT: This is a not a resourceful question anymore. (1.11.2013.)
Found this to be insightful as to why the site has been blocked.
"Of the 1513 pages we tested on the site over the past 90 days, 4 page(s) resulted in malicious
software being downloaded and installed without user consent."
Rasmus Lerdorf – the creator of PHP – is currently trying to get Google to stop blocking the
whole php.net website after it was suspected of containing malware. In a tweet earlier this
morning, Rasmus posted a screenshot and suggested that the block was caused by a false positive.
I think that the Chrome extension "Adblock Plus" causes a blank page fro php.net
Disable or remove the extension
Clear Google Chrome history
Restart the browser
This will solve the problem temporarily
I am getting the same thing... looks like either php.net was hacked or Google blacklisted them for some reason. I would wait a couple of days then check back.
Disclaimer: This may be a better question on SuperUser, but my use
case matches SO.
I'm trying to develop an Angular app on my local computer; I'm not yet ready to set up a webserver or anything like that. I'm loading some JSON configuration files from the same directory, and I'm running into Origin Policy issues (which was expected).
I know that programs like gChat can run multiple instances with the /mutex flag (I think that's it, it's been a while since I tried that). Is there any such provision for Google Chrome? Basically, I'd like to run Chrome as my main browser for everything I do, and then open a separate instance with lowered web security for testing purposes.
Thanks!
You can bring up a development web server, serving data from the current working directory, using:
python -mSimpleHTTPServer
This doesn't directly answer your question, I know. But hopefully it's even better than a direct answer. :)
I found a solution to this - although Chrome won't let you run multiple instances, you can run Chrome and Chrome Canary side-by-side simultaneously. So now, Chrome is my main browser, and Chrome Canary (with the --disable-web-security) flag is my testing environment. So far, I haven't had any issues with discrepancies between the browsers.