spideroak.com has always been an all SSL site, and there are a few additional annoyances: - You need a cert for example.com, and maybe a wildcard cert for .exa

spideroak.com has always been an all SSL site, and there are a few additional annoyances: - You need a cert for example.com, and maybe a wildcard cert for .example.com, and for any additional levels of subdomains such as *.{x,y,z,etc}.example.com. - Not all search engines seem to credit links to http://example.com/ http://example.com/ and https://example.com https://example.com equally. - Even modern browsers sometimes abort downloads over SSL silently, without even an indication to the user that the download failed (despite sending a content-length header.) That's the really frustrating one.