Cannot connect to Photon server in WebGL using Chrome

douglchoi
douglchoi ✭
in Photon Server

Hi,

We have deployed the Photon server in the cloud with SSL using the following tutorial. We were able to maintain a connection to the server in a WebGL application with Edge, Safari, and Firefox as well as in the Unity editor and in a desktop PC build. However, Chrome is the only browser that does not connect. It disconnects with the error attached below. This occurs within our Unity application as well as the demo WebGL application provided by Photon.

Is there anything that I could look at to resolve this roadblock? Thanks!

https://doc.photonengine.com/en-us/server/v4/operations/websockets-ssl-setup
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Comments

  • chvetsov
    chvetsov mod

    hi, @douglchoi


    I would say that it is something chrome specific and looks like a bug in Chrome. We hardly can help here


    best,

    ilya

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