[GH-ISSUE #540] Support HTTPS on proxy.man/ssl and cert.proxyman.io #535

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opened 2026-03-03 19:51:13 +03:00 by kerem · 0 comments

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Originally created by @kics223w1 on GitHub (Sep 15, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/ProxymanApp/proxyman-windows-linux/issues/540

Originally assigned to: @kics223w1 on GitHub.

📝 Description

Currently, users are required to manually type http://proxy.man/ssl to download the Proxyman root certificate. However, most modern browsers automatically redirect to https:// if available, which causes certificate download to fail or show a warning.

We should support HTTPS for these two domains (proxy.man/ssl and cert.proxyman.io) to make the certificate download more reliable and user-friendly.

✅ Acceptance Criteria

https://proxy.man/ssl should serve the same root certificate download page as the current HTTP endpoint.
https://cert.proxyman.io should serve the same root certificate download page as the current HTTP endpoint.
Verify that popular browsers (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge) can successfully download the certificate via HTTPS without warnings.

Originally created by @kics223w1 on GitHub (Sep 15, 2025). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/ProxymanApp/proxyman-windows-linux/issues/540 Originally assigned to: @kics223w1 on GitHub. ## 📝 Description Currently, users are required to manually type `http://proxy.man/ssl` to download the Proxyman root certificate. However, most modern browsers automatically redirect to `https://` if available, which causes certificate download to fail or show a warning. We should support HTTPS for these two domains (`proxy.man/ssl` and `cert.proxyman.io`) to make the certificate download more reliable and user-friendly. --- ## ✅ Acceptance Criteria - [x] `https://proxy.man/ssl` should serve the same root certificate download page as the current HTTP endpoint. - [x] `https://cert.proxyman.io` should serve the same root certificate download page as the current HTTP endpoint. - [x] Verify that popular browsers (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge) can successfully download the certificate via HTTPS without warnings.