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Thank you for the details description of the behavior you are seeing. I tested via the link but it looks like the webinars may be outdated. To confirm, are you saying you are able unable to join audio from the browser when using an android device? If so, can you share what version of the android device you tested with?
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Hi, I have installed ssl encrypt
In Mozilla and Chrome browsers, the computer version works properly and there is no problem, but unfortunately in the mobile version of Mozilla and Chrome browsers, the error is invalid.
Not only did I clear my phone's browser cache, but I logged in with another phone I had not used before and it had the same problem.
I do not have a problem with the computer and the problem of the mobile version of Chrome browser was also solved, but the Mozilla browser version of the phone still exists and considers this ssl invalid.
I can't duplicate this on my iPhone; the site loads without issues. ssllabs.com doesn't show any relevant problems either (there are some issues, like that you support TLS 1.0 and 1.1, but those wouldn't cause what you say you're seeing). I suspect this is something with the network you're using for the mobile device.
The 'short chain' is not the default chain from Let's Encrypt so you must have chosen that for some purpose. Here is more background on the long and short chains. This forum site for example uses the long chain.
There are some threads about what to do with Windows IIS and the short chain but I do not have them handy. Maybe another volunteer can provide further advise. Or, I might have time later today to look.
I found one of the older threads that I have given to people before. If that does not help you will have to wait for a Windows expert like griffin alerted or @rmbolger who also commented in the below thread
However, wasn't one of the original workarounds to the lack of old Android support supposed to be switching to a mobile browser like Firefox that didn't use the underlying OS's trust store? And if so, shouldn't it be working on @hassanjf's device since he's using "Mozilla" (unless it's just a really old version of the browser app maybe)?
To cut a long story short, if you need to support the widest range of clients (old versions of android etc) it basically easiest to use ZeroSSL instead of Let's Encrypt. This is because their root certificate is still trusted on older operating systems (it expires in 2029 I think).
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The Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs have been added to their respective main modules. For example, all the APIs from firebase-perf-ktx have been added to firebase-perf under the com.google.firebase.perf package.
As part of this change, the KTX APIs in every KTX module are now deprecated. As early as April 2024, we'll no longer release KTX modules, and we'll also remove the KTX libraries from the Firebase Android BoM at that time.
Added infrastructure support to integrate with theAttribution Reporting API from thePrivacy Sandbox on Android.
This change requires that apps bump their Android Gradle Plugin versionto 4.2.0 or higher (even if you don't directly use this feature).
Added Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs fromcom.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-ktx tocom.google.firebase:firebase-analytics under thecom.google.firebase.analytics package.This means KTX APIs are accessible from this main module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).
Added Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs fromcom.google.firebase:firebase-auth-ktx tocom.google.firebase:firebase-auth under thecom.google.firebase.auth package.This means KTX APIs are accessible from this main module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).
All the Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs incom.google.firebase:firebase-auth-ktx are now deprecated,and as early as April 2024, we'll no longer release KTX modules.Instead, access KTX APIs directly from the main module(com.google.firebase:firebase-auth under thecom.google.firebase.auth package).For details, see theFAQ about this initiative.
Added Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs fromcom.google.firebase:firebase-storage-ktx tocom.google.firebase:firebase-storage under thecom.google.firebase.storage package.This means KTX APIs are accessible from this main module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).
Added Play Integrity support for app verification duringphone number authentication.App verification willnow use Play Integrity by default, if available. If your app uses phone number authentication, reviewFirebase's data disclosure pageto make sure that your app's privacy details in thePlay store are accurate and complete.
PhoneAuthOptions.Buildernow accepts a null Activity, but it will throw aFirebaseAuthMissingActivityForRecaptchaException if app verification fallsback to reCAPTCHA. This can happen if Play Integrity is unavailable or if theapp fails Play Integrity checks.
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Firebase now supports Kotlin coroutines.With this release, we addedkotlinx-coroutines-play-services to firebase-storage-ktx as a transitive dependency, which exposes theTask.await() suspend function to convert aTask into a Kotlincoroutine.
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Fixed a Firebase App Check issue that caused Cloud Firestorelisteners to stop working and receive a Permission Denied error. This issueonly occurred if the App Check expiration time was set to under an hour.
Switched to stopping an image download by canceling a Future tointerrupt the download thread. This change avoids errors that can occur in theimage downloading library when trying to close the stream on a different threadthan the one that started the download.
Updated internal Crashpad version to commit 281ba7. With thischange, disabling tagged pointers is no longer required, so the following canbe removed from your manifest's application tag:android:allowNativeHeapPointerTagging=false.
Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect prioritization offirebaseCrashlytics properties when using multiple flavor dimensions.Exension properties are now prioritized based on the order in which thedimensions are declared in the flavorDimensions property, as described inthe Android Gradle plugin documentation.
This SDK now requires devices and emulators to target API level19 (KitKat) or higher and to use Android 4.4 or higher. This is due to anupdate in its gRPC dependency version and to align with requirements of otherFirebase libraries.
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Added support to manage testers in your project from Gradle usingthe appDistributionAddTesters and appDistributionRemoveTesters commands.Refer to the command output for instructions on how to use these features.
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