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#OS X CHROME FORCE REFRESH HOW TO#
Presumably the cached cert expired or something, but I am still interested to know where this information is stored and how to verify it. How to Update Chromebooks and Chrome OS: Protect Yourself from ZombieLoad By Henry T. I still don’t know what caused it or how it resolved itself.
#OS X CHROME FORCE REFRESH MAC#
UPDATE: It seems to have “fixed itself” today. pictures) how to refresh (clear) the cache for Chrome on MAC and PC. On the Google Chrome Help Form, there is a description of what sounds like the same issue however, no resolution is found.
#OS X CHROME FORCE REFRESH DOWNLOAD#
Download the free version of CleanMyMac X Click on Optimization. This is an easy Mac optimizer, which is notarized by Apple. To check what apps are secretly running, you can use the free tool in CleanMyMac X. I did all the things I could think of (dumped my cache, deleted certs from the Personal and Other People page in the Manage Certificates dialog, Ctrl+ F5, etc.). Chrome is known to hog memory (and so the battery) with its various background processes. So it is clearly some sort of cache thing. One interesting note: When hitting the page from a incognito session ( Ctrl+ Shift+ N), it works correctly. This site works in all other browsers on my machine so it’s just a Chrome problem. If you choose Push, the account is updated automatically when you make a change on any of your devices that use the same account, or when. Select the account, click the Refresh Calendars pop-up menu, then choose an option. My guess is that Chrome cached the key for the self-signed cert and it doesn’t match that of the legitimate cert. In the Calendar app on your Mac, choose Calendar > Preferences, then click Accounts. (net::ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH): You can achieve this by pressing the following key combination: On PC: Ctrl + F5 On Apple MAC: CMD.
Once the chrome dev tools are open, just right click on the refresh. just open the Chrome Dev Tools by pressing F12. When I hit the site from my machine in Chrome it throws the following error: Windows/Linux: Hold down Ctrl and click the Reload button. Now I have installed the legitimate cert on that server. During testing, I created a self-signed cert on this server and hit it from my desktop using Chrome to test that stunnel was working correctly. I have a HAProxy / stunnel server that handles SSL for our sites on AWS.
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