So, I can do the following where webview.certificateError is assigned:
onCertificateError: {
webview.certificateError = error
error.onCancelled.connect(function() { webview.certificateError = null })
}
and this works fine for cancellable errors, but it doesn’t work for e.g.
revoked certificates that cannot be overridden. In such a case, I don’t
get a cancelled signal (nor can I monitor when the error is destroyed,
because QML conceals the QObject::destroyed signal).
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