Problems with safari software update

[MeAndMyMacbook]

Hi

Recently i updated safari.
Now, every time i want to connect with WIFI this is what my mac says:

BAD REQUEST
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to acces this url, please.

I don't really know what this means so i am just going to delete the software update.
But how?
That's my question...

Thanks for reading this and i hope you can help me ...

 

[GermanyChris]

Hi

Recently i updated safari.
Now, every time i want to connect with WIFI this is what my mac says:

BAD REQUEST
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to acces this url, please.

I don't really know what this means so i am just going to delete the software update.
But how?
That's my question...

Thanks for reading this and i hope you can help me ...

The OSX section would likely be a better place to post this.

This is the Mac Pro section.

 

[MeAndMyMacbook]

The OSX section would likely be a better place to post this.

This is the Mac Pro section.

But is have a macbook pro, so i thought this was the place to write this.

 

[GermanyChris]

But is have a macbook pro, so i thought this was the place to write this.

This isn't the MacBook Pro section either..you will honestly get you best answers in the OSX section..

Likely you'll just need to change your DNS servers but thats a guess..

 

[MeAndMyMacbook]

This isn't the MacBook Pro section either..you will honestly get you best answers in the OSX section..

Likely you'll just need to change your DNS servers but thats a guess..

Ok nevermind
thanks anyway

 

[ActionableMango]

I googled your error and the solution seems to be to clear the cache and delete your cookies.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/841235

While this is for Firefox and not Safari, the error message is exactly the same. It appears to be generated by Apache webserver and is probably has nothing to do with the type of browser.