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Same with w3.org, which is fifth on the list, and ebay-kleinanzeigen.de. Seems like quite a few entries are off.
by lorenzhs 7y ago
Same with w3.org, which is fifth on the list, and ebay-kleinanzeigen.de. Seems like quite a few entries are off.
- chuckhoupt 7y agow3.org redirect to www.w3.org, but not HTTPS. This makes sense for the standards org that defines HTTP, and needs to maintain backwards compatibility.
- jcranmer 7y agoExcept the standards org that defines HTTP is the IETF, not the W3C...
- chuckhoupt 7y agoOpps! You're right, the W3C only helped author it. I was also wrong to say that w3.org never redirects to HTTPS. If the browsers sends a Upgrade-Insecure-Requests HTTP-header, then it redirects. That allows it to support all browsers as securely as possible. Sites like whynohttps.com and observatory.mozilla.org should really test for this pattern.