I also checked the release notes for Firefox 89.0, 88.0 and 87.0, Was set (for some reason that's in Privacy and Security, not I checked my preferences, and Don't enable HTTPS-Only Mode Release Notes doesn't mention anything that looked related. Which of course doesn't work for local URLs, in front of anything the user types that doesn'tĪlready have a URL scheme. 'https everywhere', automatically adding instead of My speculation: Firefox has begun implementing something like Host table entries for localhost work that way. The appropriate page from apache's virtual host. Now, if I type lwvlocal/newpage.html in the urlbar,īut if I added the http part, explicitly typing It was time to push it to the web server.Ī month or so ago, a new update to Firefox broke that. Website, I'd go to Firefox's urlbar and type something likeĪnd it would show me the new page, which I could work on until If I wanted to test a new page on the LWVNM

(The localhost line in my host table has entries forĪll the various virtual hosts I use, not just this one). I maintain quite a few domains, both domains I own and domainsīelonging to various nonprofits I belong to.įor testing these websites, I make virtual domains in apache,įor instance, for the LWVNM website, the apache site file has

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