Adding Google Analytics to your website is a complicated business. No, you shouldn’t merely copy and paste the GA script provided by Google into your site. If you don’t believe me then this post is for you. You see, Google Analytics does not automatically handle “privacy” for you. And, you really need to care about […]
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Getting macOS to trust all your self-signed SSL certificates from Homestead with a single shot
If you want Google Chrome on macOS (previously OS X) to always trust all of your sites hosted on your Laravel Homestead vagrant box add the Homestead ca.homestead.homestead.crt certificate file to your Mac’s Keychain Access and trust the certificate. Take a look at how this can be done. To import your .csr file as a […]
Stop Chrome & Firefox from blocking HTTPS requests by default for all domains hosted by Homestead
Virtual hosted Homestead SSL URLs in both Chrome and Firefox display an insecure message when visited. In this tutoial we will stop these browsers from blocking HTTPS requests by default for all domains hosted by Homestead. To get started, you simply need to import your certificate authority, .csr, file into Firefox. For Chrome you need […]