Adding a step that worked for me - as the above didn’t solve it for me…
In powershell / bash i ran “wget https://www.beammp.com” and after that the beamp client was able to connect. All it does is connecting to the server and returning html…So who knows why that helped.
$ wget https://www.beammp.com
--2025-09-06 13:02:38-- https://www.beammp.com/
Herleiden van www.beammp.com (www.beammp.com)... 104.21.32.1, 104.21.48.1, 104.21.64.1, ...
Verbinding maken met www.beammp.com (www.beammp.com)|104.21.32.1|:443... verbonden.
FOUT: kan certificaat van www.beammp.com (uitgegeven door ‘CN=Cloudflare TLS Issuing ECC CA 1,O=CLOUDFLARE\\, INC.,C=US’) niet controleren:
certificate rejected
Gebruik '--no-check-certificate' om een onbeveiligde verbinding met www.beammp.com te maken.
(cloudflare IP)
curl
$ curl https://www.beammp.com exit 5
curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: certificate rejected
More details here: https://curl.se/docs/sslcerts.html
curl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server and therefore could not
establish a secure connection to it. To learn more about this situation and
how to fix it, please visit the webpage mentioned above.
oh, thanks! i forgor this feature that is exclusive only to gecko based browsers exists, cos i talked to wis about this a few months ago (a disappointing conversation). strangely enough, i think your browser looks suspiciously chromium-ish! i think there was a mistake, chromium shouldnt have any such features…
but anyway, its useless. it just is. still code 60. nothing changed at all. it is in my distro’s certs bundle. and now - it isnt, because im going to try that pr…