Tested on Apple M1 Pro Sequoia 15.0.1

STR:

1. Open two separate command line windows.

   In the first window:

   • Navigate to the /server folder.
   • Run npm i to install dependencies.
   • Run npm run start to start the server.
   • The server should start, and you should see a confirmation message. Leave this window running.

   In the second window:

   • Go to the root directory of the repository.
   • Run npm i to install dependencies (if not already installed).
   • Run npm run start -- --explorer-alpha to start the scene as usual.

✅ Expected Result:

❌ Actual Result:

Hey @m3taphysics, before submitting a fix, is there any security concern I should be aware of that you can think of?

Last time I checked, the only way to make a Unity app accept "http" requests is to change the "Allow downloads over HTTP" setting to allow it.

But that also means we have to start checking EVERY request and if we are not in Local Scene Development, then manually reject any HTTP request, only allowing HTTPS.

Last time I checked, the only way to make a Unity app accept "http" requests is to change the "Allow downloads over HTTP" setting to allow it.

But that also means we have to start checking EVERY request and if we are not in Local Scene Development, then manually reject any HTTP request, only allowing HTTPS.

Thanks @pravusjif for your input!
It seems that affects usual requests, but we're using JS API and wrappers, and I didn't find anything blocking those and my fix seems to work fine.
We definitely need more tests, maybe in some cases what you mentioned takes place, but so far in my tests it didn't 🤞