Just noticed the site was updated, and this has to be the first time I’ve seen a site allow http connections when before they were enforcing TLS 1.0 (they seem to not allow TLS 1.0 connections anymore but that’s not really a big deal now).
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Macintosh Garden Now Allows HTTP
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That will be nice. I've had issues connecting to MG from Classilla in the past
I've always been able to access the Garden from Classilla. I don't think it's new.
Also, the macintoshgarden clone, "Macintosh Repository" which I only use as a second resort when I can't find something on the garden, will actually disable SSL/TLS if it detects you're running on a PPC mac.
Also, the macintoshgarden clone, "Macintosh Repository" which I only use as a second resort when I can't find something on the garden, will actually disable SSL/TLS if it detects you're running on a PPC mac.
I can access the Garden from Classilla most times, but sometimes there's an odd day when it'll throw the "No common encryption algorithms" error or lock up the browser
To be fair I don't go on classilla too often. Generally if I need to download something for OS 9 I'll do it on another computer.
Whenever I need to download something on OS 9 I try Classilla first because I'm lazy and don't feel like switching computers
This whole security issue is why OS 9 is having issues - the OS can do it, just need to add them in. Frankly, no reason for https unless it’s a bank or site asking fir cc info.
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I may get the source code and pay someone to finish Kaisers work to get classila to render sites correctly. Sick of https - Wikipedia ? Really need https for that ??? I want to use OS 9 again on my Pismo G4.
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Whenever I need to download something on OS 9 I try Classilla first because I'm lazy and don't feel like switching computers
Classila needs to have those algorithms which should not be too difficult.
On OS 9, I use either Netscape 4.x or Classilla and Macintosh Garden works on both. On my Centris 650 running System 7, I use Netscape 4.08 and Macintosh Garden works with that. I like downloading directly onto the Mac I intend to use the software with when I can.
I don't even have to try it to know it doesn't work