This is a question about the relationship between SSL certificates and Apache.
I'm trying to publish my own website and I'm using a free software called MAMP.Most browsers, including the smartphone version of the web browser, can publish their own websites without any problems, but with the computer version of Google Chrome, the websites are displayed or not displayed.If you delete the browser cache when it does not appear, it will appear normally.Also, if you try to access a home-grown Wi-Fi (such as cafe Wi-Fi), you'll find it hard to connect to a computer version of Google Chrome as well as Mozilla Firefox.
After researching, we found information that difficult access is a security issue.Is this true? I would like to add an SSL certificate to my website by strengthening the security of my website, but would that allow any browser to access my website smoothly?Is it the most reliable way to publish it if you pay a monthly fee and use some web hosting?
The URL of my website is as follows.
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morikoboshi.com
Thank you for your cooperation.
apache google-chrome ssl firefox mamp
First, check on which port your web server is listening.
Typically http(80), https(443), but https requires obtaining a certificate.
If you skip entering http(s) from your browser, the current browser may first access https, and if it doesn't connect well, then try connecting with http, so this may take some time.
Apart from the above, it may take a long time due to the processing performance and line speed of the server itself.
It seems that the website can be accessed by http itself, but it will take some time for it to appear.
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