我也用MacBook Air,你可能hsts设置被修改了,导致不能建立https链接。
If you are receiving a
privacy error when trying to visit a particular website and the same site is accessible from another browser or device, there’s a strong chance that you have a problem with how the HSTS settings are configured. If that’s the case, the solution would be to either clear or disable HSTS for your web browser.
Below you have a collection of guides that will help you clear or disable your HSTS settings. Please
follow the guides associated with your particular browser and feel free to follow whichever solution is most applicable to your particular scenario.
If you’re experiencing the same behavior, follow the steps down below to delete the HSTS cache from your Chrome browser:
- Open Google Chrome and paste the following in the omnibar.chrome://net-internals/#hsts
- Make sure the Domain Security Policy is expanded, then use the Domain box (under Query HSTS/PKP domain) to enter to the domain that you’re trying to clear the HSTS settings for. You will be returned a list of values.
- Once the values are returned, huscroll down to Delete domain security policies. enter the same domain name and click the Delete button to clear the HSTS settings.
- Restart Chrome and see if you are able to access the domain that you previously cleared the HSTS settings for. If the issue was related to the HSTS settings, the website should be accessible.
HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) is a web security mechanism that helps browsers establish connections via HTTPS and limit insecure HTTP connections. The HSTS mechanism was mostly developed to tackle SSL Strip attacks capable of downgrading secure HTTPS connections to less secure HTTP...
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