[Fixed] 13.6.15.902 treat wss: as secure not working?

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barbaz
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[Fixed] 13.6.15.902 treat wss: as secure not working?

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https://noscript.net/getit/#recent-development-history wrote:v 13.6.15.902
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x [nscl] Consider wss: in SecureDomainKey checks
This doesn't seem to be working?

NoScript 13.6.15.902
Firefox 148.0.2
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STR:

1) NoScript Options > Per-site Permissions, add both "lichess.org" and "lichess1.org", and click the padlock for both to turn them into secure-only permissions

2) visit https://lichess.org/

The site shows "Reconnecting" in the bottom-left, and real-time features like the Lobby tab don't work. NoScript popup shows "lichess.org" in red, and allowing that is required for the WebSocket to be allowed. But that shouldn't be required now that "wss:" is considered for matching secure connections only?
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Re: 13.6.15.902 treat wss: as secure not working?

Post by Giorgio Maone »

v 13.6.15.903
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x Consider wss: in secure protocol checks (thanks barbaz for
reporting)
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Re: 13.6.15.902 treat wss: as secure not working?

Post by therube »

Since I didn't even know what wss: was, What are WebSockets?.
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