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AdGuard for Safari version: 1.10.4 (macOS App Store) and 1.11.0 (beta)
Environment name and version: Version 15.3 (16612.4.9.1.7, 16612)
Operating System: macOS Big Sur 11.6.3 (20G415)
Filters you use in AdGuard: A hand-made filter hosted on a website that uses a Let's Encrypt certificate
Any other browser extensions you have installed: None
Expected Behavior
After inputting the URL to a server using a Let's Encrypt certificate in a New filter subscription modal, clicking the Next button should not show an error.
Actual Behavior
A modal shows displaying an error message:
Error occurred
Unfortunately, your custom filter cannot be added due to an unexpected error.
The terminal shows an error message with more details:
Error download filter by url <the troublesome URL>, cause: Error: certificate has expired
Hopefully the list https://pdm.me/example-filters.txt could help. It contains one rule which should make the footer at the bottom of GitHub pages disappear, making them visibly shorter.
Prerequisites
Issue Details
Expected Behavior
After inputting the URL to a server using a Let's Encrypt certificate in a New filter subscription modal, clicking the Next button should not show an error.
Actual Behavior
A modal shows displaying an error message:
The terminal shows an error message with more details:
Screenshots
Screenshot:
Additional Information
One thing to try might be updating the Electron version in use: [Bug]: Let's Encrypt root CA isn't working properly electron/electron#31212
Running AdGuard for Safari with the environment variable
NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0
resolves the issue but comes a self-evident drawback.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: