>When a user visits your site with a modern browser in default configuration they'll get an error page along the lines of:
Neither desktop firefox nor chrome seem to do this by default, at least on my Mac (actually I think I'm wrong about Firefox on desktop as well, thanks to a guestbook signer!). Maybe it's a Firefox mobile thing, rather than a modernity thing?
>for the price of a free Let's Encrypt cert you can deliver much better UX
I'm going to get around to it, I promise haha.
Btw if anyone does visit the site, please do sign my guestbook: http://darigo.su/33chan (but be warned, a MITM might intercept and alter your comment!!)
Re:API Shouldn't Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
by prettymuchnoone on Tuesday May 28, 2024 @07:52PM
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> Neither desktop firefox nor chrome seem to do this by default
they do, you probably just checked the "i'm sure this is safe" button
posted a pic on the imageboard hehe
Thanks for visiting! Receiving guestbook comments is such a delight. Does Chrome also give you this warning on desktop?
Re:API Shouldn't Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
by prettymuchnoone on Tuesday May 28, 2024 @08:09PM
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nope
Personally I think that's reason to do it alone, for the price of a free Let's Encrypt cert you can deliver much better UX. You presumably want people to visit your site.