I somewhat frequently encounter ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID errors where the SSL certificate is not for the same domain I'm trying to connect to. It happens seemingly randomly, with no discernible pattern. Sometimes I go for weeks without seeing it, sometimes it can happen multiple times on the same day. And the domains seem unrelated to each other as far as I can tell. Restarting Brave fixes the problem for that domain, until it happens again for a different one.
Steps to Reproduce
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Occasionally get the wrong SSL certificate for the domain you're trying to connect to
Restart Brave and the second attempt works as intended
Actual result:
From searching Google, forum.duolingo.com and education.medtronic.com seemingly have no relation to each other. This is just one of many examples, it happens with different domains each time. I don't think any have ever repeated so it doesn't seem to be a server misconfiguration from a specific website (but that doesn't rule out it being a certain hosting company or CDN provider I suppose)
Expected result:
The SSL certificate for the correct domain is loaded the first time.
This is the stable channel. It is too random / infrequent to check other channels or actual Google Chrome. I would have to daily drive them for weeks and just wait for it to happen. I should note that I can open the problematic domain in other browsers without issue when Brave can't, which leads me to believe the problem is localized to Brave itself (and not the certs being intercepted/swapped/etc. somewhere else in the network chain)
Description
I somewhat frequently encounter ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID errors where the SSL certificate is not for the same domain I'm trying to connect to. It happens seemingly randomly, with no discernible pattern. Sometimes I go for weeks without seeing it, sometimes it can happen multiple times on the same day. And the domains seem unrelated to each other as far as I can tell. Restarting Brave fixes the problem for that domain, until it happens again for a different one.
Steps to Reproduce
Actual result:
From searching Google,
forum.duolingo.com
andeducation.medtronic.com
seemingly have no relation to each other. This is just one of many examples, it happens with different domains each time. I don't think any have ever repeated so it doesn't seem to be a server misconfiguration from a specific website (but that doesn't rule out it being a certain hosting company or CDN provider I suppose)Expected result:
The SSL certificate for the correct domain is loaded the first time.
Reproduces how often:
Intermittent issue
Desktop Brave version:
Brave: 1.34.81 Chromium: 97.0.4692.99 (Official Build) (64-bit) Revision: d740da257583289dbebd2eb37e8668928fac5ead-refs/branch-heads/4692@{#1461} OS: Linux
Version/Channel Information:
This is the stable channel. It is too random / infrequent to check other channels or actual Google Chrome. I would have to daily drive them for weeks and just wait for it to happen. I should note that I can open the problematic domain in other browsers without issue when Brave can't, which leads me to believe the problem is localized to Brave itself (and not the certs being intercepted/swapped/etc. somewhere else in the network chain)