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feat(mob): add an explicit HTTPS/WSS switch for custom servers - #164
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mrsumanbiswas merged 1 commit intoNov 7, 2026
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The app only used TLS when the port was 443 or the host was Elephant Cloud, so a self-hosted TLS server on e.g. 8443 was contacted over plain HTTP/WS, login included. Server settings now has a "Use HTTPS/WSS" switch (on by default, follows ports 80/443), stored with the host and port. REST, WebSocket and the health check share one URL builder. Servers saved before this keep their previous scheme. Closes CommandLineCoding#161
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The app only used TLS when the port was 443 or the host was Elephant Cloud, so a self-hosted TLS server on e.g. 8443 was contacted over plain HTTP/WS, login included. Server settings now has a "Use HTTPS/WSS" switch (on by default, follows ports 80/443), stored with the host and port. REST, WebSocket and the health check share one URL builder. Servers saved before this keep their previous scheme.
Closes #161