I am debugging my localhost site at chrome but not able to browse it, Chrome convert http into https automatically & not able to access it.
I tried & noticed chrome is converting all http site to try to open on https, that is not an issue if you can browse site with https & have valid certificate.
But in my case https is enabled for localhost then also it creates different issue Your connection is not private NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID since it doesn't recognize self-signed certificate safe.
I am stuck in debugging for chrome which is used by most users.
Please help.
PS this is happening since last chrome update & I am able to debug on IE & firefox.
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Trying to run webapp (localhost) but I'm receiving this error..,
This site can’t provide a secure connection
localhost sent an invalid response.
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
The website is not using https
But I tried with https as well
Both works in incognito mode!
Are you sure you are not using https?
This might be your browser protecting you from a http site. Can you try to select more and continue to risky connection/unsafe connection, etc.
EDIT: Check out http://neverssl.com/ as it explains how you can accomplish this.
Open a new browser tab in chrome, go to chrome://net-internals/#hsts
Scroll down to "Delete domain security policies" and enter the root domain that's causing you issues. For example, localhost
Then, click the Delete button.
I am not able to load the https sites on google chrome. I have successfully installed the Burps certificate but still am not able to resolve the problem. However the sitemap is getting populated by the https site i am navagating.
It came with error:
This site can’t provide a secure
site sent an invalid response.
Try running Windows Network Diagnostics.
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
This issue was because of the TLS certificate in the older version of the Burp Suite. In the newer version, this issue seems to be fixed.
In which browser you are trying to load sites through burp proxy?? Bcoz in some browser certificate needs root permission. You can install certificate for user, root, server , etc. So check again if you are giving all the permission to certificate or not. If you are using firefox then install certificate in "Authorities" . Also try to close browser , clear cookies , set same proxy & port in burpsuite and browser.
While trying to access my application in google chrome some urls are working fine and some are getting 404 error. My application is working fine in other browsers like IE , firefox ...etc. Please suggest me some information to allow my application working fine for all urls
You have to explore chrome settings for privacy and security, proxy settings etc.
chrome://settings/system. make your proxy settings as system settings instead of manual.
I have a local webdev setup using AMPPS on OSX. I've done most of my work on Firefox and that's been working fine, but trying it on Chrome today gave me a whole bunch of Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED errors everywhere. Looking further it seems like Chrome wants to access every resource through HTTPS. Firefox doesn't have this issue, it access all resources through HTTP and the site displays fine.
Is there any way to force Chrome to access localhost through regular HTTP? I've tried every solution I could find - including going to chrome://net-internals/#hsts and deleting localhost (localhost doesn't show up in the domain query so there's nothing to delete) - and nothing seems to work.
I have a wildcard SSL certificate for a domain and this particular domain is used for a lot of our staging web sites. Therefore whilst we have the wildcard SSL certificate, we don't always setup our staging sites to run over HTTPS because it's not required.
However, ever since Chrome 43 came out at the end of last week (20/05/15), all of our subdomains when viewed in Chrome 43 are being redirected from HTTP to HTTPS. As a result the website does not load because the virtualhost is not setup for SSL and the user receives the message "This webpage is not available".
I realise this error sounds very specific but I can replicate in any Chrome 43 browser on both Mac and PC.
Has anyone come across this issue or know of a fix?