I often work with servers that I have running locally at netlocs such as localhost:3000. These typically support HTTPS (only).
In production we have a redirect from port 80 to port 443, but locally I often have the issue that I type localhost:3000 into my browser and wonder why it’s not working. Then I remember that the browser interprets that as http://localhost:3000, which the server rejects. So I have to manually type https://localhost:3000, which is annoying.
It’d be amazing if the extension could automate that too! (I don’t know whether it’s not already working because it’s localhost or because the posts are nonstandard.)
I often work with servers that I have running locally at netlocs such as
localhost:3000. These typically support HTTPS (only).In production we have a redirect from port 80 to port 443, but locally I often have the issue that I type
localhost:3000into my browser and wonder why it’s not working. Then I remember that the browser interprets that ashttp://localhost:3000, which the server rejects. So I have to manually typehttps://localhost:3000, which is annoying.It’d be amazing if the extension could automate that too! (I don’t know whether it’s not already working because it’s localhost or because the posts are nonstandard.)