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I'm working on a project in which I'm trying to use jweb to connect to an .html on 

Bringing up the page directly in Firefox isn't a problem, in Chrome I'm prompted with the usual privacy error, jweb won't even go as far as to display the privacy error.

Can anyone recommend a way to bypass security features or make an exception so that I can get this page to load in jweb?

I'm working on a project in which I'm trying to use jweb to connect to an .html on https://localhost:8080/... 

Can anyone recommend a way to bypass security features or make an exception so that I can get this page to load in jweb? 

jweb-security-and-https-localhost

Probably the only way would be to buy and install an SSL certificate. Why do you need https on localhost? Can't you just switch to http - it anyhow not reachable from the outside.

Probably the only way would be to buy and install an SSL certificate.  Why do you need https on localhost? Can't you just switch to http - it anyhow not reachable from the outside.


I didn't see how https was necessary on localhost but it was how a 3rd party things implemented for control of their hardware. Thankfully they've made a work around for me to use http.

Anything else I attempted involving self signed SSL certificates wasn't going very far.

I didn't see how https was necessary on localhost but it was how a 3rd party things implemented for control of their hardware. Thankfully they've made a work around for me to use http. 

Anything else I attempted involving self signed SSL certificates wasn't going very far.


Can you still not use self signed certificates with jweb?

I am too interested in access local admin ip adress to configure some third party hardware.

In a browser I am prompted to enter name/password, but in Max I'm not. So I'm stucked.

Hello,
I am too interested in access local admin ip adress to configure some third party hardware.
In a browser I am prompted to enter name/password, but in Max I'm not. So I'm stucked.

jweb security and https localhost