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Re: Radiooooo – The Music Time Machine

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It has a strange bug, where if you visit it with HTTPS, none of the songs load. They could just use letsencrypt.

"It's not a bug, it's a feature" of most modern web browsers. A https page that includes content fetched using http is called a "mixed content" page. Radiooooo over https still fetches the songs via http requests, and so many browsers block these requests.

Re: Radiooooo – The Music Time Machine

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post #4

It has a strange bug, where if you visit it with HTTPS, none of the songs load. They could just use letsencrypt.

I have been wondering why it stopped working for me half the time about a year and a half ago, and you just now made that click in my head haha, cheers for that.

Re: Radiooooo – The Music Time Machine

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post #4

It has a strange bug, where if you visit it with HTTPS, none of the songs load. They could just use letsencrypt.

"It's not a bug, it's a feature" of most modern web browsers. A https page that includes content fetched using http is called a "mixed content" page. Radiooooo over https still fetches the songs via http requests, and so many browsers block these requests.

that's a no thanks for me. allowing mixed_content isn't something I can live with.

Re: Radiooooo – The Music Time Machine

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

"It's not a bug, it's a feature" of most modern web browsers. A https page that includes content fetched using http is called a "mixed content" page. Radiooooo over https still fetches the songs via http requests, and so many browsers block these requests.

that's a no thanks for me. allowing mixed_content isn't something I can live with.

It’s for listening to clips of old music, not email or banking. It’s literally replicating data that is otherwise being publicly broadcast through the air unencrypted.
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