FireFox 89.0 - almost working - except now has a websocket issue

[pnutster]

Turns out FireFox 89.0 does not seem to have an issue with TLS any longer... however. A new issue has arisen... But I do think this could be something that could be handled by some fix in CodeKit.

In short, FireFox does now show the pages. However it does not auto-inject - auto-refresh on css changes. Looking at the inspector.

• So provided that the preview url is at: https://whatever.local:5757/
• The issue that now occurs, there is now an error showing: Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at wss://whatever.local:5758

Interestingly, if I open a second tab, and manually point the url to: wss://whatever.local:5758 - then auto-inject / auto-refresh is working on css changes!

This behaviour is present on local projects as well as proxied external url's

Hopefully this is something that can be looked at, would be really nice to get FireFox fully supported.

[pnutster]

Actually gets even more interesting...

Provided that the preview url is at: https://whatever.local:5757/
If after initial page load, I manually refresh once, te auto-refresh and auto-inject will work.

[bdkjones]

Try using the non-Bonjour address. .local is fraught with complexity in the resolution process.

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-Bryan

On Jun 6, 2021, at 15:48, Piet Nutbey ***@***.***> wrote:  Turns out FireFox 89.0 does not seem to have an issue with TLS any longer... however. A new issue has arisen... But I do think this could be something that could be handled by some fix in CodeKit. In short, FireFox does now show the pages. However it does not auto-inject - auto-refresh on css changes. Looking at the inspector. So provided that the preview url is at: https://whatever.local:5757/ The issue that now occurs, there is now an error showing: Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at wss://whatever.local:5758 Interestingly, if I open a second tab, and manually point the url to: wss://whatever.local:5758 - then auto-inject / auto-refresh is working on css changes! This behaviour is present on local projects as well as proxied external url's Hopefully this is something that can be looked at, would be really nice to get FireFox fully supported. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.