Before the change, the events came like this :
```js
{type: "loadstart", url: "https://ourdomain.com/"}
```
```js
{type: "loadstop", url: "https://ourdomain.com/"}
```
After :
```js
{type: "loadstart", url: "https://ourdomain.com/"}
```
```js
{type: "loaderror", url: "https://ourdomain.com/";, code: 0, sslerror: 3,
message: "The certificate authority is not trusted"}
```
```js
{type: "loadstop", url: "https://ourdomain.com/"}
```
The ```handler.cancel();``` is just here to ensure that the connection will not
be processed (the default behaviour is to cancel it anyway so the 'super' call
is probably already doing it).
I am not sure about what should the ```loaderror``` should have as message, I
just copied description from the constants here :
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/http/SslError
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