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No/yes. The link is to http, the server does not redirect to https. So it works. When manually adding the "s" (or using a browser that tries to upgrade on its
by someweirdperson 5y ago
No/yes.
The link is to http, the server does not redirect to https. So it works.
When manually adding the "s" (or using a browser that tries to upgrade on its own), then yes, certificate error. Not only that, ignoring it the server responds with an error.
Simply use a browser that does not try to enforce https.
- 0xdeadb00f 5y agoThanks for the explanation