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Why? I don’t have any user accounts on my site. Just stuff. And I’m too busy drawing new stuff to try and get HTTPS working. I had ads on it just fine without
by egypturnash 8y ago
Why? I don’t have any user accounts on my site. Just stuff. And I’m too busy drawing new stuff to try and get HTTPS working.
I had ads on it just fine without HTTPS. I’ve had PayPal links without it, I’ve had Patreon links. Getting Brave hooked up is a giant pain in the ass compared to everything else I’ve tried.
- JCharante 8y agoBecause not using HTTPS allows an end user's ISP to inject their own ads on their rendition of your website. Whether these ads are for third parties or are telling them about how much data they have left on their monthly plan, I think we can agree that protecting users from their scummy ISP or potential bad actors on their Network by throwing https onto your site is worth it.