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August 19, 201410 yr I could use SSL for my entire website, but I read on my ssl specification (hostgator) that it's not compatible with mobile. So, what happens if somebody wants to visit my world-most-secure-useless-forum from he's mobile phone ?
August 19, 201410 yr I could use SSL for my entire website, but I read on my ssl specification (hostgator) that it's not compatible with mobile. So, what happens if somebody wants to visit my world-most-secure-useless-forum from he's mobile phone ? This seems to be something specific to hostgator, there shouldn't be any differences with a mobile user and ssl in normal situations. Mobile devices do throw an error if you don't have an intermediate certificate setup though, so perhaps they don't include that for some reason on the free ssl cert offering. You would have to check with hostgator though to have them clarify.
August 19, 201410 yr To reduce mixed-content warnings from insecure assets, Invision should SSL proxy assets. Example: https://github.com/blog/743-sidejack-prevention-phase-3-ssl-proxied-assets
August 19, 201410 yr To reduce mixed-content warnings from insecure assets, Invision should SSL proxy assets. Example: https://github.com/blog/743-sidejack-prevention-phase-3-ssl-proxied-assets This requires server side configuration and setup that is not likely to be available with most hosting providers. "On the backend we wrote a simple HTTP proxy in nodethat runs behind our normal nginx setup."
August 20, 201410 yr It appears that google now gives a little advantage to https websites. And it's better for boards using IP.Nexus. This should be a default option in the ACP : "do you want to run your entire board with HTTPS ? Yes or No". That's all, I don't want to operate with the paths, the files etc... There is always a problem somewhere, someday.
August 20, 201410 yr This requires server side configuration and setup that is not likely to be available with most hosting providers. "On the backend we wrote a simple HTTP proxy in nodethat runs behind our normal nginx setup." would be nice to know how to though (and have it work with ipb if needed) for dedicated/vps users. wondering if tht affects speeds though. any thoughts?
August 20, 201410 yr would be nice to know how to though (and have it work with ipb if needed) for dedicated/vps users. wondering if tht affects speeds though. any thoughts? Honestly it wouldn't be my personal preference as it's skirting around the insecure content issue, making it appear secure when it's actually not. To me is tricking your users to make them think the page is 100% secure.
August 20, 201410 yr yeah but its a damned if you do/don't issue. if you block all non-ssl embeds you get complaints. you allow it you get complaints. the complaints over the browser warning actually seem to me more of an issue as users think something is drastically wrong. right now I am not https (for the week, doing stuff) but I think when I re-enable I will just do it for store and logins. about the only way to avoid confusion and is better than nothing.
August 22, 201410 yr google just included https as a positive ranking factor in their SERP algorithm. Don't be surprised if you dont start hearing more about this in support tickets as news speads, and the possibility of google increasing importance of ssl. they will probably open their own certificate business soon :lol:
August 22, 201410 yr google just included https as a positive ranking factor in their SERP algorithm. Don't be surprised if you dont start hearing more about this in support tickets as news speads, and the possibility of google increasing importance of ssl. they will probably open their own certificate business soon They just launched google domains beta, so you are correct. :)
February 26, 20168 yr How do i fix the issue with the "unsafe emoticons"? Load from unsafe source http://xxxxx.nl/uploads/emoticons/laugh.png’ on a safe page.
February 27, 20168 yr 4 hours ago, 1qq23q said: How do i fix the issue with the "unsafe emoticons"? Load from unsafe source http://xxxxx.nl/uploads/emoticons/laugh.png’ on a safe page. Run the first step of the support tool to clear the cache and that should fix that right up for you.
February 27, 20168 yr I did that, its still same issue. 7 hours ago, Rhett said: Run the first step of the support tool to clear the cache and that should fix that right up for you.
February 27, 20168 yr 2 hours ago, 1qq23q said: I did that, its still same issue. That normally fixes it. Try clearing browser cache or a different browser.
February 27, 20168 yr Can anyone see this here? http://goo.gl/571Aud I dont know how to fix i cleaned cache ? :/
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