Massa Station Linux HTTPS workaround #1203
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Thank you for your contribution! Really appreciated! On Linux, with Chrome browser, latest version of Massa Station is supposed to work with HTTPS without any manual certificate installation. However, this documentation steps are useful for any other browser: explain to user that it requires to manually install the certificate onto the browser.
Change inner title to describe the case Co-authored-by: Nathan Seva <[email protected]>
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This is a common problem for Linux Massa Station users - https protocol is not available by default without adding CA to the browser.