Category
Browsers
7 posts tagged #Browsers
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Using NextDNS to Test an AWS ALB Before DNS Cut-Over
If you need to test a site sitting behind an AWS Application Load Balancer before a DNS cut-over, NextDNS makes it incredibly easy. Instead of messing with local hosts files or network configs, you can share a simple configuration ID with teammates or clients and have them testing the new environment in minutes.
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Fixing Safari Mixed Content Issues with Vite and mkcert
Safari blocks Vite’s hot module reload (HMR) when your Laravel app runs over HTTPS but Vite serves plain HTTP. Here’s how I fixed it with mkcert, a separate dev-only Vite config, and one extra package.json script.
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How to Fix Washed Out Colors in Google Chrome Screenshots for Clear and Accurate Images
Resolve washed-out colors in Chrome screenshots by enabling the sRGB color profile via chrome://flags/#force-color-profile or using the --force-color-profile=srgb argument in Puppeteer.
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Link Share: Issue #4
The last week has been full of exciting news. Here are a few links that caught my attention.
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Adding Google Analytics To Your Website While Respecting "Do Not Track"
Add Google Analytics to your website while respecting user privacy and honoring the Do Not Track setting.
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Getting macOS to trust all your self-signed SSL certificates from Homestead with a single shot
Make macOS and Chrome trust Laravel Homestead SSL certificates by adding them to Keychain Access.
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Stop Chrome & Firefox from blocking HTTPS requests by default for all domains hosted by Homestead
Fix SSL certificate warnings for Laravel Homestead by importing certificates into Firefox and macOS Keychain.
