The app on port 11501 is expecting standard HTTP traffic, but you used https:// .

: Many projects from 2021 rely on Node.js v14 or v16. Using modern Node.js versions (like v20+) can cause compilation errors. Use a version manager like nvm to switch to an older runtime environment.

Restart your browser and try reloading https://localhost:11501 . 4. Check for Port Conflicts

To understand why a service uses this specific address, it helps to break the URL down into its three core components:

const https = require('https'); const fs = require('fs'); const express = require('express'); const app = express();

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