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LinkedIn does not require (or automatically redirect to) SSL. If you're not logged in, the homepage is served over https:// https://. If you are logged in, typi

LinkedIn does not require (or automatically redirect to) SSL. If you're not logged in, the homepage is served over https:// https://. If you are logged in, typing linkedin.com brings you to your news feed, no redirect to https:// https://. If you aren't logged in, then enter your username and password, you're redirected from the https:// https:// site to the http:// http:// one.

anaphor 13y ago
I strongly suggest using httpseverywhere for this reason. Although for some reason linkedin.com is listed as "buggy" by default :/ so enabling it might break some stuff.
- berkut 13y ago
  Linkedin actually didn't work for me with httpseverywhere - I had to exclude it for that site...
  - thirsteh 13y ago
    Works in Chrome now, at least.
    - berkut 13y ago
      Just tried it again, and yes, the main page works, but things like profile page and viewing the list of people who have recently viewed your profile give me blank pages. If I disable it again, those pages work again...
      - thirsteh 13y ago
        Strange. Works fine here.