MacGritsch

as far as I see, OS X 10.11 includes openssl...

And maybe also for JSMN_STRICT, but that could also be defined in the c file instead of the header.

can you call it then HEADER_GUARD_JSMN_H or something like this (to prevent the auto-completion problem)?

Didnt even know of this placeholder-system in the favorites so I would support the change to disable that functionality of no variables (or however they are called) are defined.

Do you try to hanlde http and https on the same port? Its common to have different ports for that (80/443).

You directly see if the server responds encrypted or unecncryptet.

I think this is not a valid fix as mb_str_split() behaves the same way as str_split() in PHP 8.2 and above. So why dont check if its an empty string...