Post #2422443

2026-04-15 00:46 UTC

@kepstin@tenforward.social Yeah unfortunately on Librewolf I'm getting this every time for the same exact local address. It looks like I'll have some work ahead of me if I want to overcome this. I definitely would be willing to completely disable local security certificate checks on Librewolf, if I could.

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@konform@techhub.social 2026-04-15 19:19

@caten@mathstodon.xyz @kepstin@tenforward.social Rather than disabling security checks for HTTPS TLS, it's recommended and more straightforward to explicitly trust either the certificate (if you just use a self-signed one) or its issuer (if it's a cert signed by your own CA). about:preferences -> Privacy & Security -> Certificates -> View certificates... Then from there you an either add a permanent exception for your server or import the CA cert. Should be similar for Firefox, Librewolf and Konform Browser (which is built with intranet access and private networks in mind) there. If you actually want to do raw http:// then see https://superuser.com/questions/1721511/firefox-allow-http-urls-and-not-force-https. But from that screenshot it looks like your site does use TLS, just with a private cert.

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