web.disableSSLVerification

Disables SSL/TLS certificate verification for HTTP requests.

web.disableSSLVerification()

Returns

• boolean: true if SSL verification was successfully disabled, false if it could not be disabled.

Examples

var isDisabled = web.disableSSLVerification();
console.log("SSL verification disabled:", isDisabled);

Notes

• Disabling SSL verification allows requests to proceed even if the server's SSL certificate is invalid or self-signed.
• Use this method with caution, as it can expose requests to security risks such as man-in-the-middle attacks.
• If SSL verification is disabled, secure HTTPS connections may still be encrypted, but they will not be validated against a certificate authority (CA).