Hi Andres > Thanks for the explanation. What happens if you run chromium with > --tls1 ? That sets the min SSL version to TLSv1.0, although I'm not > sure what changed within chromium to actually drop TLSv1 support; if > it's a third party library, then the code to support it might just be > gone.
Unfortunately --tls1 does not solve the issue. I also found: https://chromestatus.com/feature/5759116003770368 which explains they removed tls1.0 all together with no way to bypass. So I guess I have to switch to a different browser to access devices with built-in ssl webserver which do not support anything else than tls1 and sslv3 -Benoit-
