I have a web application that makes a lot of ajax calls and opened up headers to allow cross domain.
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE
I get this error in the console when I try to call on android devices. When I test on apple devices and browsers, it works fine.
My initial guess is that despite it only happening in Android, it's still a certificate issue but wanted to get thoughts on why this is happenning on Android only and not iOS and desktop.
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I'm trying to add iFrame to my Next.js app. It works well on Window, Android; however, on Apple devices, it shows server error: 500 Internal Server Error or Your sessions is not available on the server side anymore.
As far as I have tested, this happens on:
Phone browsers (Safari, Chrome)
Mac Safari
Chrome on Mac is fine
Does anyone have a fix?
I can't copy on Browser Stack, so here is the screenshot.
I guess the problem is that Apple block cookies. Anyway to bypass this?
Chrome allows Geolocation API access from HTTP (sans "S") loaded resources as long as their loaded from localhost or 127.0.0.1. However I would like to debug my mobile web app accessing my PC on 192.168.0.x is this possible?
I have tried loading the phone via Chrome debugging on the PC via USB but it still falls foul of the restriction. Any ideas?
BTW. The warning message has an "X" which I imagine is remove message but it doesn't work :-(
This is the only solution I could find: - Port Forwarding
You have to be tethered to a USB cable but it works.
I set up a service worker for a static web application that needs to work on mobile phones. I'm using react/webpack2 for this application.
Service Worker installs and works greatly when I open the application via desktop, but when I try to visit the application through mobile, it does not install.
When SW finishes installing, it gives you an alert message ("onInstalled");
https://abo-deg.surge.sh (here is an example)
https://abo-deg.surge.sh/survey/background
https://github.com/strongharris/sample (sw.js located inside src, main entrypoint: src/index.js, webpack.config)
The alert message shows up via desktop, but not on mobile browsers.
Am I missing something? Is there a different way to set up a service worker for mobile web applications? Any resources, or tips, or guesses would be greatly appreciated.
I think the answer is pretty simple. Your server does not automatically transfer you to https://abo-deg.surge.sh when you type abo-deg.surge.sh on your mobile.
I was able to run it on Chrome Mobile by typing full URL with https://
Service worker API is available only for websites running over HTTPS, because
Having modified network requests wide open to man in the middle attacks would be really bad
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Worker_API
Please keep in mind, that your code will work only on these browsers, so don't expect it to work on iOS
My app, Python/Flask and vanilla Javascript, is running just fine on my Mac's browsers and I have previously also been able, making sure I'm on the right network, to test my app on Safari on my iPhone 6. I did this by pointing my mobile browser to the IP given by ifconfig on my Mac and correct port. However, after adding Flask-SocketIO, which should allow for Websocket support or atleast long polling, I am no longer able to test my app on my iPhone. All is still fine on Macs browsers but all I get on my iPhone is "Safari could not open the page...".
My app is served over port 5000 but Ive also tried over 80 without any success. I've cleared cache and cookies as well, of course.
Has anyone experienced something similar or have any idea what is going on?
Mobile Safari needs a Content-Security-Policy meta tag. See more at https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/security/csp/
I have a hybrid mobile application which works on both android and ios devices.
The problem with it is that the application works fine when run on Android. However, there is a Network Error: XMLHttp Request Exception 101: saying server is unresponsive while running the application in iOS.
The application uses Cordova 2.9
I have been trying out solutions like setting async to true(initially it was false). But it does not solve my issue.
Can you please tell me the reason and the solution to be provided.
Thanks.
Make sure that you are using JSONP data format in IOS. This same as Json, but a callback function is needed.