Posted on 04/18/2020 4:15:40 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
There’s definitely nanny blocking that relies on Google’s sense of morality for example, but the browsers tend to guard against sites with faulty certs. To your point, the “not safe” indicator for general HTTP traffic is becoming the norm, but the sites can still be browsed as far as I’ve noticed.
BTW, I didn’t consider your comments to be a knock against security :)
ROFL
Thanks to both of you, Jim and John.
In the middle of this we bumped from 18% to 22%. Did some monthlies come in?
If so, our next goal is 1/4th of the way there......25%
Real easy fix too via an .htaccess file. I suggested already but
True... But don’t you need to have a certificate applied to the domain first for the script .htaccess file to see?
You definitely need an ssl certificate in place before using htaccess to do the redirect but it’s the browser that sees the certificate. The htaccess file just does a 301, permanent redirect from http to https.
Yeah, I just went through that with my website. The script has a feature in the ACP to set it as HTTPS but it didn’t work right and I had to go play with the .htaccess file to make it a permanent redirect.
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