Hi fellow techies, I'm having a few tech issues - well more of a glitch really, and I wondered if anyone has experienced the same/similar problems, or if there is a problem on my end..
Pretty simple; I am using the g00gle Ch0me extension, "HTTP5 Everywhere" on our forum - I do get access to this site, but it makes everything on the site look out of place, very basic page layout/front end, text(badly formated) and a few buttons here and there are out of place. It does work, i.e. I can log in and post etc., but it looks like I've clicked on a cached webpage link - you know, a VERY basic version of a stored webpage.
Is it just me and my brow5er setup? As the extension works fine on all over sites I've tried, no issues or difference in formating/changes to css etc., and it does appear to be forcing other sites to use HTTP5 - through port 4 4 3 ? Though it's functional, I'm not sure if it's forcing our site to make the connection through HTTP5, and port 4 4 3? But kinda strange - Thats IF my understanding of how the Chr0m3 extension, "HTTP5 Everywhere" works is correct, then should it not force any given site through that secure port? Or am I getting this all completely wrong?
Would be great if anyone can shed any light on this, or if anyone else is using this, or similar extensions with no issues when using this site...I guess it could be our very own AoS is in the mix, working on making our forum to load by default under HTTP5?(I know there are plans for that...Though that's just a shot in the dark, and it ain't gonna fix it for me anyhoo!)
The only other thing I can think of is that its the dr@yt3k r0uter i'm using, and maybe I have it incorrectly setup. I don't understand it enough yet tbh, I know you can, or maybe even need to make your own self-signed certificates for HTTP5 and port 4 4 3 with my router, could it be I've messed up something there?
I'm still playing catch up with all this new comms tech; I used to be able to code in 68000 assembler in my sleep! Even had a few well received games released on the wonderful CBM Amiga back in the day...But this interweb thang-dangle, it's a whole load of new jargon for me at this kind of level right now!
Pretty simple; I am using the g00gle Ch0me extension, "HTTP5 Everywhere" on our forum - I do get access to this site, but it makes everything on the site look out of place, very basic page layout/front end, text(badly formated) and a few buttons here and there are out of place. It does work, i.e. I can log in and post etc., but it looks like I've clicked on a cached webpage link - you know, a VERY basic version of a stored webpage.
Is it just me and my brow5er setup? As the extension works fine on all over sites I've tried, no issues or difference in formating/changes to css etc., and it does appear to be forcing other sites to use HTTP5 - through port 4 4 3 ? Though it's functional, I'm not sure if it's forcing our site to make the connection through HTTP5, and port 4 4 3? But kinda strange - Thats IF my understanding of how the Chr0m3 extension, "HTTP5 Everywhere" works is correct, then should it not force any given site through that secure port? Or am I getting this all completely wrong?
Would be great if anyone can shed any light on this, or if anyone else is using this, or similar extensions with no issues when using this site...I guess it could be our very own AoS is in the mix, working on making our forum to load by default under HTTP5?(I know there are plans for that...Though that's just a shot in the dark, and it ain't gonna fix it for me anyhoo!)
The only other thing I can think of is that its the dr@yt3k r0uter i'm using, and maybe I have it incorrectly setup. I don't understand it enough yet tbh, I know you can, or maybe even need to make your own self-signed certificates for HTTP5 and port 4 4 3 with my router, could it be I've messed up something there?
I'm still playing catch up with all this new comms tech; I used to be able to code in 68000 assembler in my sleep! Even had a few well received games released on the wonderful CBM Amiga back in the day...But this interweb thang-dangle, it's a whole load of new jargon for me at this kind of level right now!