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Yeah, but it quit straight away. This is still looking like macOS blocking Python from using the internet. Double check that under Settings->Network->Firewall->Options... that: 1. "Block all incoming connections" is...

Yeah, this is weird. Have to admit I'm stumped.

When it does a query it is actually a list of possible things. If one fails it goes to the next one. Sometimes the image might be unavailable for some...

Thinking out loud: If you are using Homebrew and have the openSSL package installed (not just pyOpenSSL and cryptography in Python), do you have /opt/homebrew/bin very early in your path...

Or, wherever Homebrew is installed. I was of the understanding that Homebrew needed to be under /opt on newer ARM machines.

I think I know what's going on here. It appears you're not using Homebrew (or similar), but it's confusing because it looks like you have Python 3.11 installed along side...

One more thing, if you do install the actual OpenSSL, it's probably not a good idea to overwrite the one macOS provides. It may work until macOS gets updated again...

...What he said. 😀

I was also going to suggest switching on the logging feature in Settings if it's not already set. That may also give a clue where it's happening. What also may...

I'm still checking in Linux, however, as I was preparing it, something else occurred to me: Admittedly, the formal release 2.2.2 is quite old and several changes have been made...