Git itself has a config flag to tell it to always use https:// https:// instead of git://. It's often been recommended for Windows users of git as sometimes the

Git itself has a config flag to tell it to always use https:// https:// instead of git://. It's often been recommended for Windows users of git as sometimes the only way out of some peculiar submodule holes (on a platform where SSH was a second class citizen for many decades). git config --global url."https://".insteadOf https://".insteadOf git:// There are versions of that config line more specific to individual hosts if you didn't want to blanked cover every git host, but it's probably a good idea at this point to instead ask those other hosts if they would consider adding https:// https:// support.