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HTTPS Everywhere "breaks" Enhanced Steam #101
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I can confirm this issue. |
FYI, Its also break Chrome . |
If the cost of the SSL certificates is an issue, you can set up Let's Encrypt: https://letsencrypt.org/ |
The Enhanced Steam API works with SSL, as you can see by visiting here: https://api.enhancedsteam.com/storepagedata/?appid=327880 I'm not sure why these requests fail when HTTPS everywhere is loaded. I assume it's making the page's CSP more restrictive by not allowing the cross-domain request even though it's specifically given access in the addon's manifest file. |
Confirming that as of June 17 2017 the issue still stands, on Chrome and Windows 10 at least. For me personally, HTTPS everywhere not only won't auto-redirect to the secure protocol, it also seems to create an issue where when I manually type it in before the steam address, it disregards and overrides to unsecure. Odd. |
Mostly fixed by jshackles/Enhanced_Steam#1452, can be closed. |
When having HTTPS Everywhere enabled, I get the following error using Enhanced Steam in Firefox 48:
HTTPS Everywhere probably rewrites the URLs to
https://api.enhancedsteam.com
, as can be seen here: https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere/atlas/domains/enhancedsteam.com.htmlIs this an error backendwise or is the HTTPS Everywhere rule invalid?
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