Running RDM version 12.5.6.0 x64. Firefox version 54.0.1 x64. Firefox extension 5.1.1.0 installed per instructions.
Issue is web connection seldom if ever load in RDM, just get a blank screen with green spinning circle in the corner. On the rare occasion it does load, it only loads some of the page and hangs.
Hello,
Could you please send us a screeshot of that issue.
Best regards,
Zacharia Ellaham
Every website set to use Firefox has same result, irrespective of http/https. If I only change browser to IE, Edge or Chrome they all function normally. Pages load correctly in external Firefox browser, just not in RDM.
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Hello,
You are using Firefox in embedded mode.
Could you please attach a screenshot of the properties of your Web session?
Best regards,
Mark Beausejour
This is the general/general tab. Please be more specific if necessary.
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Hello,
Thank you for the screenshot.
I see you are running RDM in 64-bit.
Could you please try remotedesktopmanager.exe instead?
Best regards,
Mark Beausejour
Same symptom.
Hello,
I'm unable to reproduce your issue.
Could you please please ensure all prerequisites are installed on your workstation by following
http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/installation_prerequisite.htm
Best regards,
Mark Beausejour
I have same problem, and found that issus only occur when the https certificate were self-signed or issues from private CA. The https site using public certificate issued from public CA will work without problem.
I believe the situation were stuck because firefox ask for user interaction when it receive a non-public CA issues SSL certificate. Since RDM call it from API, there is no way to pass the user interaction to FF.
I have try to browser the self-signed site within standalone firefox and force FF to trust this site first, but still no help to embedded inside RDM.
Chrome has no problem to view the same self-signed SSL site. It looks like capable to bypass the user interaction step.
Is there any solution to this problem?
Hi,
Unfortunately the engine that we use for embedded Firefox is very limited. I don't think that we have a solution.
Regards
David Hervieux
Hi David,
is there any news for the Firefox Problem?
regards,
Dennis