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Practically speaking, it is because some modern browsers (and extensions) will throw up an error (either by-passable or not) if it's HTTP only. Yeah it's not ne
by jimmygrapes 5y ago
Practically speaking, it is because some modern browsers (and extensions) will throw up an error (either by-passable or not) if it's HTTP only. Yeah it's not necessary in many cases, but it's growing to be the standard expected behavior.
- benatkin 5y agoWhich ones, pray tell?
- hollerith 5y agoI've seen the warnings in both Chrome and Firefox.
- generalizations 5y agoI'm sure the readers of hacker news can deal with that.