Allow Unsafe Port Web Browser

Chrome

To allow ports 81,84 and 87, change it to:
 

C:UsersUser_ProfileAppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe –explicitly-allowed-ports=81,84,87

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Mozilla Firefox

To allow ports 81,84 and 87, change it to:
 
In Firefox and Mozilla Suite/SeaMonkey, type about:config in the Location Bar (address bar) and press Enter to display the list of preferences, as shown below in Firefox 14 on Windows 7. If you see a page with the warning message, This might void your warranty!, click the button labeled “I’ll be careful, I promise!”, to continue (in fact, there is no warranty whatsoever, it’s more a joke to ensure that users are aware of what they are about to do). Use the checkbox there to avoid the warning in the future.
Image:Fx14aboutconfig.png

 To add a new preference, context-click (right-click) anywhere in the list of preferences. In the context menu, select New then select the type of preference you are adding.

  • String is any sequence of text
  • Integer is a number
  • Boolean is true-false

To modify an existing preference, context-click (right-click) on the preference, select Modify and type in the new value. In some cases, Toggle will be the selection offered for boolean (true-false) preferences.
To reset a preference to its default value or to remove an added preference, context-click (right-click) on the preference and select Reset. If you added the entry via about:config, the preference will no longer be listed after restarting the program. (For more information about resetting preferences, see this article).

 

 
 Type ‘network.security.ports.banned.override’ in the String box without quotes and Click OK.

 Type ’87’ without quotes.you can give any port value or multiple port values using comma(,)