Thanks Laryllan for providing a test account/server, I’ve managed to reproduce the issue. When visiting the owncloud web interface, I am getting the self-signed certificate warning page as expected, and if I choose to proceed anyway, the page loads, but a lot of its subresources are not loading correctly.
…among many other errors, which in turn trigger errors like:
Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
Uncaught ReferenceError: OC is not defined
It looks like accepting the self-signed certificate doesn’t make oxide trust it for loading subresources. Need to investigate whether it’s a bug in oxide, or in the way webbrowser-app uses it.
Thanks Laryllan for providing a test account/server, I’ve managed to reproduce the issue. When visiting the owncloud web interface, I am getting the self-signed certificate warning page as expected, and if I choose to proceed anyway, the page loads, but a lot of its subresources are not loading correctly.
I’m seeing e.g.:
GET https:/ /****** *.spdns. de/owncloud/ core/css/ mobile. css?v=xxxxxxx net::ERR_ INSECURE_ RESPONSE /****** *.spdns. de/owncloud/ core/vendor/ jquery- ui/themes/ base/jquery- ui.css? v=xxxxxxx net::ERR_ INSECURE_ RESPONSE /****** *.spdns. de/owncloud/ index.php/ core/js/ oc.js?v= xxxxxxx net::ERR_ INSECURE_ RESPONSE
GET https:/
GET https:/
…among many other errors, which in turn trigger errors like:
Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
Uncaught ReferenceError: OC is not defined
It looks like accepting the self-signed certificate doesn’t make oxide trust it for loading subresources. Need to investigate whether it’s a bug in oxide, or in the way webbrowser-app uses it.