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Javascript rendering error (pyppeteer.errors.PageError: net::ERR_CERT_SYMANTEC_LEGACY) #174
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When I open the same website normally using Google Chrome it shows "privacy error". In order to access the site I have to click on "advanced" and then "proceed anyway". |
@cquark7 The issue is the ssl cert is not valid, in requests lib there is a verify= param to toggle the ssl check so use that and you should be good |
the issue with calling .render is that it uses pyppeteer to make the request, which bypasses the verify=False, so you'll see certificate errors when trying to call render. There is an ignoreHTTPSErrors bool argument in pyppeteer, but I can't figure out how to force that within requests-html... |
Hi @DavidMay121 On the last version released yesterday, you can just pass |
this doesnt seem to be working anymore. The parameter seem to be ignored and there is nothing about this parameter in the official documentation. Any news on this? |
I agree with ^, this doesn't seem to be a thing anymore. There isn't any mention of the |
I am using requests-html library to render JavaScript on a webpage, but I received this error:
pyppeteer.errors.PageError: net::ERR_CERT_SYMANTEC_LEGACY
How can I fix this error in requests-html?
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