hi everyone :)
For testing purpose, i have local website which is only usable with http, but chrome force https.
The only solution found is modifying this chrome parameter: chrome://net-internals/#hsts and adding 'localhost' in the third field.
And it works.
for a while.. sometimes only a few minutes, so i re-do the same operation... many times a day.
So i'd like to autocomplete this third field with 'localhost' in this internal chrome url..
Tried many thind but nothing works well..
any help please ?
/thanks
i obviously didn't join screenshot because anyone with chrome can access this
And the local webserver configuration is made by scripts that i don't own, so adding certificate isn't the solution expected
Last edit: Nca 33 2024-09-06
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You need to tell Chrome not to force HTTPS.
Have you tried adding localhost in chrome://settings/content/insecureContentAllowed to show insecure content?
Have you tried using the IP address instead (127.0.0.1)?
Have you tried http://localhost?
cheers, Paul
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{T-REPLACE-RX} is unlikely to help, because anytime Chrome (or Edge, or whatever) receives "http://{...}", it automatically rewrites it to "https://{...}". You rewrite it, Chrome rewrites it back. For example, I have a router that only does HTTP for its config pages, so I'm always getting errors whenever I want to see or change its config - and that "Allowed to show insecure content" setting doesn't help because it doesn't stick - and I keep getting error messages about using an "unsupported option".
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Playing with this in Brave (Chrome based) and I can do it with the following key sequence.
Ctrl T
chrome://net-internals/#hsts
Enter
TAB 8 times
localhost
TAB 2 times
Space
Ctrl W
You can use KeePass to Auto-Type this sequence, but I reckon it would be easier via a hot key defined in AutoIt or AutoHotKey, so it's available all the time and you can check if Chrome is up before typing.
I would set a bit of extra delay between key strokes for the Ctrl and TAB sequences.
cheers, Paul
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hi everyone :)
For testing purpose, i have local website which is only usable with http, but chrome force https.
The only solution found is modifying this chrome parameter: chrome://net-internals/#hsts and adding 'localhost' in the third field.
And it works.
for a while.. sometimes only a few minutes, so i re-do the same operation... many times a day.
So i'd like to autocomplete this third field with 'localhost' in this internal chrome url..
Tried many thind but nothing works well..
any help please ?
/thanks
i obviously didn't join screenshot because anyone with chrome can access this
And the local webserver configuration is made by scripts that i don't own, so adding certificate isn't the solution expected
Last edit: Nca 33 2024-09-06
You need to tell Chrome not to force HTTPS.
Have you tried adding localhost in
chrome://settings/content/insecureContentAllowed to show insecure content?Have you tried using the IP address instead (127.0.0.1)?
Have you tried
http://localhost?cheers, Paul
hi and thanks for answering :)
i've just tried this, does'nt work
any idea for autocomplete this page in chrome ?
There is the {T-REPLACE-RX} placeholder.
https://keepass.info/help/base/placeholders.html#replacerx
cheers, Paul
{T-REPLACE-RX} is unlikely to help, because anytime Chrome (or Edge, or whatever) receives "http://{...}", it automatically rewrites it to "https://{...}". You rewrite it, Chrome rewrites it back. For example, I have a router that only does HTTP for its config pages, so I'm always getting errors whenever I want to see or change its config - and that "Allowed to show insecure content" setting doesn't help because it doesn't stick - and I keep getting error messages about using an "unsupported option".
Playing with this in Brave (Chrome based) and I can do it with the following key sequence.
Ctrl T
chrome://net-internals/#hsts
Enter
TAB 8 times
localhost
TAB 2 times
Space
Ctrl W
You can use KeePass to Auto-Type this sequence, but I reckon it would be easier via a hot key defined in AutoIt or AutoHotKey, so it's available all the time and you can check if Chrome is up before typing.
I would set a bit of extra delay between key strokes for the Ctrl and TAB sequences.
cheers, Paul