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There is no (working!) https version of the domain. I own/maintain neverssl.com and I'll be doing my best to make sure that it can never poison the intended exp
by colmmacc 10y ago
There is no (working!) https version of the domain. I own/maintain neverssl.com and I'll be doing my best to make sure that it can never poison the intended experience. I use it myself.
Basically, it's designed to be easy to remember, and over time I'll deploy whatever "Nope, really use HTTP" workarounds are available as TLS-by-default, and maybe even DANE, gain traction.
The difference between neverssl.com and others is just that "guarantee" and the slightly tongue-in-cheek text that tries to make it clear to users what's going on.
Actually right now I'm on a plane, between Newark and Seattle, and just typed it in to log in ... only to see it featured on HackerNews. Mind Blown. I'm coming back from 7 days spent with other implementors of TLS, and it's something I stay up to date on. That's it.
It's pretty weird that example.com does not use https:// https:// , I expect it will in the near-future. Part of its job is to set a good ... example.