I'm testing against a website that has javascript hosted on a third party https location.
When I browse the website, I get the option to click advanced and proceed, but the javascript et al does not give me the option to continue and because of this breaks the functionality of the site.
I've added the neoload ca certificate to my trusted root - and can view it there.
Done a few other bits that I've found after searching on the Internet. Nothing is working and we can't see how to get around this.
ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE is the message chrome shows in dev tools.
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Yes, I do. But I have confirmed the CA is added to my trusted CA root.
If I record any https website, I can click proceed, so this hasn't been a problem before.
Edit: found that the certificate we are told to use was the incorrect certificate. Basically, just exported the certificate that was being blocked and imported that into the trusted root and that resolved the issue.
