Post AtrNSHlUIhxXFtIk2C by bonno@mastodon.social
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(DIR) Post #AtrMv2zkC7kjtH7WcK by stux@mstdn.social
2025-05-07T19:04:44Z
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aaargh.. Does Firefox now also auto redirects http->https?I freaking cannot access my modem on my local net anymore :nkoFacepalm2:
(DIR) Post #AtrN1VrnlKfPAlULPU by WillyECoyote69@mstdn.social
2025-05-07T19:05:52Z
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@stux I guess it's some setting .... ?
(DIR) Post #AtrNIufin57v1l8Qsq by hurt138@mastodon.social
2025-05-07T19:08:58Z
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@stux I recall a link in the error page for HTTPS to load the http page and ignore the dangers at one point in my Firefox.
(DIR) Post #AtrNNim4S9GvZkOi9Y by stinerman@mastodon.social
2025-05-07T19:09:55Z
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@stux I use Librewolf, but I don't get that even with the setting to auto-upgrade to https on.I get the big warning that the site isn't encrypted when trying to put in my password.
(DIR) Post #AtrNOGTT9oaw5txKsa by JoeTennies@mstdn.social
2025-05-07T19:10:01Z
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@stux I can usually just add the http:// and it respects it. Just defaults to https
(DIR) Post #AtrNSHlUIhxXFtIk2C by bonno@mastodon.social
2025-05-07T19:10:46Z
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@stux I didn't know this issue existedI found 2 solutions on the interwebsGo to about:configLook for network.stricttransportsecurity.preloadlist and set it to "false"or/andOpen the Firefox History (ctrl+h)Find the page (127.0.0.1:3000, in my case)Right-click it and choose the last option: "Forget About This Site"Open the Firefox History (ctrl+h)Find the page (127.0.0.1:3000, in my case)Right-click it and choose the last option: "Forget About This Site"
(DIR) Post #AtrNVwdWnVTIswK5dw by lauren@mastodon.laurenweinstein.org
2025-05-07T19:06:49Z
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@stux I don't see evidence of that on local http:. I get a "Not secure" notice, but it does not redirect.
(DIR) Post #AtrNj8u8UsnWhKNu64 by stux@mstdn.social
2025-05-07T19:13:49Z
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Ended up using Safari for this tihiYou won't believe how long I've been trying to do a simple thing like forward two ports on our modem, in the end all it took was a reboot :blobderpverified: I triple checked all settings and all was correct but yeah.. reboot people!
(DIR) Post #AtrNqb2cHe5rzPuCSO by ranx@mastodon.social
2025-05-07T19:15:08Z
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@stux make sure the HTTPS only mode is not active (sorry buy I have the italian version)
(DIR) Post #AtrNujFDj4Hoadlse0 by meercat0@mastodon.social
2025-05-07T19:15:44Z
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@stux https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/https-only-prefs#w_enabledisable-https-only-mode
(DIR) Post #AtrOYm0sqpAolD9zWa by artursk@toot.lv
2025-05-07T19:23:05Z
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@stux Seems fine on Waterfox.
(DIR) Post #AtrPhGvht7CiuvM4no by jbaert@mastodon.social
2025-05-07T19:35:52Z
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@stux I only get a "not secure" warning page, but then I can go "I accept the risks" and continue
(DIR) Post #AtrTjTbu71uudoOoBE by 10meisterbaelle@10mb.social
2025-05-07T20:21:05Z
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@stux I specifically enabled automatic HTTPS redirection and when I access an HTTP-only site, it tells me the connection is insecure and asks me whether I wanna access the site. However, my modem uses self-signed SSL anyway.
(DIR) Post #AtrUBpi3XdPXHynXqC by TimMaddog@mstdn.social
2025-05-07T20:26:14Z
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@stux Yes.
(DIR) Post #AtrjJmOxDucses6vE8 by nazokiyoubinbou@urusai.social
2025-05-07T23:15:34Z
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@stux It shouldn't be on by default and others have already shown how to turn it off, but IMO it's a good thing to have on. You should be simply presented with a warning and then you can just click to continue when you get that warning.It really is better to leave it on and just click through on the few sites that don't work with SSL. You can also click the lock icon for sites that won't work and set it permanently for them so you don't have to in the future.