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#ROYAL TSX PLUGINS PASSWORD#

If your WebKit connections suddenly stop working and you start receiving the following error message: The next time you visit the page in Royal TSX it shouldn't prompt for certificate validation anymore and the WebSocket related issues should be gone.

In that case, simply close the connection and re-open it.

After saving the trust settings for the certificate you might see an error like "An SSL error has occurred and a secure connection to the server cannot be made.".

This will create an entry in your Mac's Keychain for this certificate and adjust the trust settings to always allow connections using this certificate.

#ROYAL TSX PLUGINS PASSWORD#

Enter your Mac's username and password and save the changes.

Check (enable) "Always trust "CERTIFICATE NAME" when connecting to "HOST NAME"".

When the "Verify Certificate" popup appears, select "Show Certificate".

Uncheck (disable) "Ignore invalid certificates" in the "Advanced" properties of your web connection.

Close the affected connection if it's currently open.

Thankfully, there's an easy workaround for making affected sites work: Most of the time, this issue results in the main page working properly but some parts of it which load data asynchronously fail.įor instance, we've seen this issue happen with the HP iLO and VMware vCenter web consoles. In this case, WebKit will silently ignore the request and there's no indication whatsoever that something failed. One of those is its inability to ignore untrusted (self-signed) certificate errors when "Ignore invalid certificates" is enabled in the "Advanced" properties of your web connection and the website makes use of WebSockets. While the modern engine has several advantages it also has some shortcomings in its current iteration. Issues with the modern WebKit engineSince Version 2.2 of the WebKit plugin we support both, the modern ( WKWebView) and legacy ( WebView) WebKit engines. If that doesn't help with the specific issue you're having, read on for more advanced troubleshooting steps. Of course, the same procedure can be used to fake Chrome's user agent string. If, for instance, you want to use the same user agent string as Safari, open a new Safari window and navigate to, then copy the string it outputs and paste it in Royal TSX.

Enable "Use Custom User Agent String" and specify the string to use in the textbox below. You can however overwrite the user agent string in the "Advanced" section of your web connection's properties. Since Royal TSX is not Safari, we don't pretend to be Safari and our user agent string differs from that of Safari. The user agent string is used by some website to identify the browser that you're using.

If you still encounter a page that doesn't seem to behave properly, there's one easy trick that might help: Fake the "User Agent String". Most website today work properly with WebKit. The website I'd like to use in Royal TSX doesn't work with Safari/WebKit