Hello, newby is confused. I installed HAOS and everything worked ok for few weeks but then suddenly I got message as in header. I installed a back-up that I knew for sure that is was working but with the same result. I have a laptop in the same network as a HA, so I am not trying to connect outside from my network. The one I am working is going to installed to my 86 year dad and I am going to make one to myself. For that I have a another HW ( HP prodesk 600) I tried that one also. Just installed HAOS and then VSCode and I get the same pop-up.
Could anyone give an idea what has changed to make some of my automations (Nordpool) not work as earlier?
Technically speaking this is not Home Assistant complaining, but VSCode server. It is saying it wants to run over https instead of plain http. Because http provides less protection, vscode is being more cautious, and/or it is not designed to run over http for certain things. When used locally it is indeed less of a problem, so you do not need to worry it is insecure unless you open it up to the internet that way. There’s also nothing broken with your setup.
If you have Nabu Casa you can use that to access it over https (and over the internet. But hey, it is a secure link ). That way the warnings are gone. Or you can ignore it as long as you’re aware vscode may offer a little less functionality. I have yet to notice the difference.
Hi. Just noticed your post and reply, as I’ve hit a related issue this last few days.
Whilst VSCode server used to work fine for me (with this security warning), I’m now finding it errors when I try to copy a File using the VSC’s Explorer directory list (highlight desired file in list, them select Copy or Ctrl+C). It raises a popup error warning about VSC unable to copy from Clipboard, and fails to copy the file.
So, it’s not necessarily an issue you can just ignore, unless accepting limited VSC functionality.
I don’t have a solution yet - other than maybe to get a web domain registered and a Certificate for it to use on my local network… Seems overkill.