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It shouldn't because getting a reliable certificate costs money and the knowledge to setup and (more importantly) secure that certificate. I don't want to pay f
by carlosdp 12y ago
It shouldn't because getting a reliable certificate costs money and the knowledge to setup and (more importantly) secure that certificate. I don't want to pay for a certificate for every static project page I setup and worry about setting up the certificate (if I even can, which I can't if I use something like Github pages).
One day, HTTPS may organically become the default for all websites, but pretending that it can happen over-night is crazy and that is what this change is basically expecting people to do.