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> There is no excuse for any public facing website with a fully-qualified domain name to not have encryption anymore. neverssl.com is a legitimate use case (th
by cornstalks 3y ago
> There is no excuse for any public facing website with a fully-qualified domain name to not have encryption anymore.
neverssl.com is a legitimate use case (though the fact that it's even needed is unfortunate).
- insanitybit 3y ago`neverssl.com` will continue to work just fine. It's not like ISPs are blocking HTTP or something, your browser is just going to tell you that the site is HTTP and you'll have to click through.
- dingaling 3y agoThe click-through is already cumbersome and hidden by default. I wouldn't be surprised if it was soon deprecated altogether.