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Once you learn the habbit of navigating to neverssl.com as soon as you connect to a public WiFi network to force the captive portal/auth you'll usually not have
by benbristow 5y ago
Once you learn the habbit of navigating to neverssl.com as soon as you connect to a public WiFi network to force the captive portal/auth you'll usually not have any issues with it unless the WiFi network itself sucks.
- rightbyte 5y agoThank you nice site tip! One after one my goto http sites adds a s.
- benbristow 5y agoHaha. Great to see more websites using SSL encryption but it does make it harder to connect to public WiFi if the OS's captive portal detection doesn't trigger properly.
- sporedro 5y agoWow, I’ll have to remember that. I always am fumbling to get to an http site to redirect when I go on the train or somewhere.
- ianmcgowan 5y agoI use example.com or example.org, which seems to work just fine also.
- rrrrrrrrrrrryan 5y agoI usually use notpurple.com for this (I used to use purple.com until the guy finally sold the domain to the mattress company), but I suppose there's no guarantee the notpurple person won't some day add ssl. Thanks for the tip.