Sent rootCA.pem and rootCA-key.pem via email to myself to open them from Safari on the iphone, installed the one that allowed me to (rootCA.pem) in profile in Settings > Profile Downloaded and then enabled full trust in it like this https://support.apple.com/en-nz/HT204477 and the local server still has warnings that this connection is not private -_-
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@Marcel_Wiessler1 
When recently testing on IOS with local server in Mozilla XR Viewer, what workaround did you use to get rid of any āYour connection is not privateā warnings? Iāve spent a good few hours trying to get that https://www.npmjs.com/package/vite-plugin-mkcert to work and Iām hitting brick walls.
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I havent tried that plugin on mozilla XR yet. But it only shows up on local connections right? So you can just accept the connection?
This is what is happening on iOS when I open the local server link via QR code in Mozilla XR Viewer while trying the open/close/shutdown steps that @herbstšµ said were a workaround. It simply never loads or shows anything. Same process done on Android with Chrome is totally fine so we just canāt test AR from Local Server on iOS at the moment. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_qiaBXIXZcSWUzyxglGJfBQdqNAL-R2D/view?usp=share_link
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I have also left the phone trying to load that grey or white screen for a full 15+mins to see if it shows anything and it never does
by user 103054507105067008
MKcert was definitely running in these builds too as in vite.config.js I added
plugins: [
//viteCompression({ deleteOriginFile: true }),,
mkcert({force: true}),
and the force true command showed in the local server terminal window that mkcert had launched and made a new cert.
by user 103054507105067008
You can try disabling SSL - it seems like its broken with vite 3 
in vite.config.js set āhttps: falseā and comment out basicSsl(),, i also changed 'http://localhost:3000': 'http://localhost:3000'
then you can open the server via http:// your ip
youāll get errors in Unity tho since it expects https
Like when mkcert is running, the certificate is still not there/connection not secure on launch
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This was the fix! Thankyou so much! I wasted so many hours looking into this! I can now test AR on IOS to look into some issues I have been told about. Might be worth taking that SSL out of templates for now if it is borked?
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Oh what, WebXR works on Mozillaās viewer without SSL?
Thatās ā¦ totally against the spec (WebXR always requires https, even on localhost) but lucky for us 
We canāt and wonāt take it out of the templates. Itās required for WebXR on any other device/browser and also recommended for any modern development. WebXR Viewer will have to stay the exception there; we can probably make it easier / more apparent what to do to switch SSL off if needed
Iāll test on my android device without SSL in a moment. In the case it all works without SSL, Iāll leave it out for now. If it doesnāt work, is there a way to only use SSL if itās on iOS for Mozilla WebXR? Itās been a real pain being unable to test on iOS with local server until this was uncovered that SSL was the root cause
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Iām not sure if vite allows starting both a HTTP and HTTPS server at the same time for the same content, havenāt tried that
Since I removed mkcert from vite.config.js and rolled back to commits on git before I added mkecrt, I get this error always in the console before Play runs so Iām looking into that now Curl error 60: Cert verify failed: UNITYTLS_X509VERIFY_FLAG_USER_ERROR1
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its what i meant here
Unity expects the server to run https and pings that ip address
