Reason: The Chrome development team forcibly pushes the ssl certificate on the grounds of network security, and hopes that all websites deployed on the public network will be accessed using https instead. Therefore, after the latest Google and edge are upgraded to version 94, HTTP requests on the public network The http requests from non-same domains were intercepted, so the problem of repeatedly prompting to install the pageoffice client appeared.
Applicable object: users who deploy the web system on the public network. (The web system deployed on the intranet does not have this problem)
solution:
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Users can temporarily use Firefox, 360 browser, Sogou and other browsers instead. (If you purchased PageOffice5.0 products, you can upgrade to version 5.3.0.1 and above for free to solve this problem.)
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No matter from the perspective of Google's long-term goals or from the perspective of web system security, the ultimate solution should be that all web projects on the public network should use https certificates. So the best solution is to upgrade your public web project to https to solve this problem permanently.
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If the user project has difficulty using the https solution on the public network, you can manually configure Google Chrome to solve the problem. For specific steps, please refer to the supplementary content below.
Replenish:
If the user project has difficulty using the https solution on the public network, it must use ordinary http and Google Chrome, and refer to the solution below.
Steps to solve the problem of repeatedly prompting to install the PageOffice client by manually configuring in Google Chrome:
Step 1: Open Google Chrome, enter in the browser address bar:
chrome://flags/#block-insecure-private-network-requests
Step 2: Find Block insecure private network requests. Set it to Disabled.
Step 3: Close Google Chrome and reopen PageOffice.