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All of the areas where you can actually submit data or login (comments, submit a site) are in https iframes. I'd agree that there are benefits for read-only sit
by semperdark 9y ago
All of the areas where you can actually submit data or login (comments, submit a site) are in https iframes. I'd agree that there are benefits for read-only sites using https, but it's not quite as serious.
- lunixbochs 9y agoit's mostly pointless to have an https iframe on an http site, as you won't know if the page is intercepted and the iframe is replaced
- semperdark 9y agoThat's a good point. I only really deal with https-enabled sites any more - hadn't even thought of that.