Closed jerodsanto closed 10 years ago
It sounds like you are using protocols, which the current version can't handle it :-\
Instead of:
http://example.com
https://secure.example.com
Do:
example.com
secure.example.com:443
Not sure if the 443 trick will work, worth a try though.
Ahh, yup that's the problem. Unfortunately, appending the 443 doesn't work for my https instance.
Closing this as I see you have it covered in #19
Thanks for @jmhobbs for starting this and @zachleat for picking it up and running with it. I wanted one of these and was gonna write it myself when I saw you guys already have.
However, when I:
I closed/opened the tab, closed/opened Chrome. Still nothing.
Am I doing it wrong?