Descriptive Problem Summary:
Cannot access any HTTP/2-only website from Dreamseeker.
Numbered Steps to Reproduce Problem:
Easiest way to actually verify the problem is to try and visit http2.akamai.com.
Expected Results:
Being able to view webpages that are only offered in HTTP/2.
Actual Results:
Redirection due to unsupported features.
Does the problem occur:
Every time? Or how often?
Every time.
In other user accounts?
Yes.
On other computers?
Yes.
ID:2212467
 Feb 12 2017, 5:24 pm
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Feb 12 2017, 7:01 pm
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Lummox JR
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Lummox JR resolved issue (Not a bug)
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This is a feature request at best.
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The real question is why on earth are you using dreamseeker as a browser
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Lummox JR wrote:
This is a feature request at best. Note that this also opens any BYOND servers that use the default browser control to a few dozen vulnerabilities, and that's likely only going to increase. The current rendering engine the browser control you use works with doesn't actually recieve updates/security patches anymore. There are already a few vulnerabilities known, such as the ability to execute VBScript and JScript remotely and bypassing safety checks, using the old rendering engine. | |
Medicator wrote:
Note that this also opens any BYOND servers that use the default browser control to a few dozen vulnerabilities, and that's likely only going to increase. The current rendering engine the browser control you use works with doesn't actually recieve updates/security patches anymore. There are already a few vulnerabilities known, such as the ability to execute VBScript and JScript remotely and bypassing safety checks, using the old rendering engine. What he said. | |
such as the ability to execute VBScript and JScript remotely This isn't a bug, nor direct vulnerability. Though sure IE is a massive security hole and I'm sure if somebody tried they could hijack everybody's computer with a bad BYOND game. If you want non-shit browser engine, there's a forum post on CEF and it basically resolves to "Lummox wants to but the internals of dream seeker are so riddled with crap he can't get it to work." | |
Chromium Embedded Framework.
It's the best bet for a replacement for IE. | |
Ahhh.
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