Closed DavidHernandez closed 7 years ago
From the slack conversation:
The above image seems to confirm that this is indeed a duplication of #37
This issue has been confirmed on at least 3 different Nexus 5. There is one reported Nexus 5 where the issue is not happening. Trying to get the chrome versions.
The browsers that seem to be failing so far are Chrome and the reported versions are 58.0.3029 and 57.0.2987.132.
The browser where seems to be working is also Chrome, running version 58.0.3029.83
This might be related: https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-cli/issues/5040
When viewing the HTML source of the page (in the repo does not appear), we find two cases of the integrity attribute being used:
<script src="/assets/vendor-35aea396574469edfba68e595608c708.js" integrity="sha256-Z8Q3cTAE9fMvOdI+mFuWQlnf+DKfHqGo/tTwuO0dxCA= sha512-4i7Vtkvgykgag59sLoIzYyqzi7xfl9hGCzirotVtg6VuyYbV1BCF1QHKRkzHHA8eWYwIS2kmXihlUmrJ0yjY4Q==" ></script>
<script src="/assets/vlc-tech-hub-62c894c7b9bd0eec8f0f81fbfd5fc5f2.js" integrity="sha256-2x0+kxCOHDegTJft9k8MpdyoWw94OEGS4jdg//ny4t0= sha512-Y76iUhjP3I7NE3rxpOpXrxTqHk4E366188PVrhEY9y/xQSRNW7ksPwXYaJp7lK2aGujC5DA1SOGnGSEAzlngqA==" ></script>
It's an issue with some versions of Chrome and some settings apparently https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app/issues/1231#issuecomment-266233702
It seems we could force to serve vlctechhub.org through https
Solved serving website in https
This could be a duplication of #37