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did you check the url the form submits to for https? it was a somewhat common pattern once upon a time to load the form in http but submit it in https. not grea
by clairity 7y ago
did you check the url the form submits to for https? it was a somewhat common pattern once upon a time to load the form in http but submit it in https. not great, but better than nothing (nobody should do this nowadays btw).
- SlowRobotAhead 7y agoI did it. And it wasn't. Doesn't matter though, the reality for him was that customers saw a Not Secure and that was a problem. All the crypto, certs, forms, probability of issue, technical things didn't matter, just the perception.