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For my use case, I'd need to pass the --allow-insecure-localhost option to the chromium browser, because of using self signed certificate for the server rendering the components I cover with SB (it's basic Symfony twig components, so no React or Javascript). Is there a way to get those options?
Note: I've tried using both NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 as well as
and neither of these resolved my issue caused by the certificate.
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[question] How to command line switches to chromium
[question] How to pass command line switches to chromium
Jan 28, 2025
For my use case, I'd need to pass the
--allow-insecure-localhost
option to the chromium browser, because of using self signed certificate for the server rendering the components I cover with SB (it's basic Symfony twig components, so no React or Javascript). Is there a way to get those options?Note: I've tried using both
NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0
as well asand neither of these resolved my issue caused by the certificate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: