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+--- Thread: [News] HTTPS Support Added (/showthread.php?tid=5424059)
* - minimalist - Oct 4, 2016
Congrats on the implementation, unfortunately there'll be other useless unadded features that we'll complain about.
* - Malicious007 - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:12 AM)Rubixa Wrote: Yeah they are for me
edit: anyone else taking a few seconds to load pages?
everything is taking an extra second
* - Pharmacist - Oct 4, 2016
Loading is actually faster for myself.
* - deject - Oct 4, 2016
https://i.imgur.com/KOLV1kA.png
Issue here...
* - Rubixa - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:15 AM)Craxzy Wrote: Not a few seconds, its increased but nothing that will be a problem. Not for me at least.
A few seconds on my end, not a problem for me though, was just wondering if anyone else noticed a change.
(Oct 4, 2016 10:16 AM)malicious007 Wrote: everything is taking an extra second
Yeah so it seems, ah well.
* - Cammy - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:10 AM)Omniscient Wrote: I already feel like pages are taking an extra second to load.
If anything it's faster for me
Probably just placebo though
* - Neeeeeeeeeel.- - Oct 4, 2016
What a surprise, you finally get tired of people asking for HTTPS, even when you know it's "useless" for a forum. Now everybody can feel the power of HTTPS!!!!!!!
* - Rubixa - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:17 AM)deject Wrote: https://i.imgur.com/KOLV1kA.png
Issue here...
Same for me if I go to User CP, a new page/thread etc. but the main site / going into a forum is fine, just opening of threads it becomes broken.
* - Cammy - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:22 AM)Rubixa Wrote: Same for me if I go to User CP, a new page/thread etc. but the main site / going into a forum is fine, just opening of threads it becomes broken.
I'm willing to bet it has to do with user signatures and avatars.
* - DopplerAF - Oct 4, 2016
Congratulations to all although it was not needed.
But anyways site looks more legit and sexy.
* - Rubixa - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:23 AM)Cammỵ Wrote: I'm willing to bet it has to do with user signatures and avatars.
Yeah definitely, just parts of the page not being secure including images.
* - Neeeeeeeeeel.- - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:17 AM)deject Wrote: https://i.imgur.com/KOLV1kA.png
Issue here...
(Oct 4, 2016 10:22 AM)Rubixa Wrote: Same for me if I go to User CP, a new page/thread etc. but the main site / going into a forum is fine, just opening of threads it becomes broken.
That's because of non-https user signatures or images posted on thread. It will always happen. While the main page runs HTTPS, the linked third-party resources are not HTTPS so the browsers says: mixed-content, not all the page is "secure".
* - iUpgrade - Oct 4, 2016
Doesn't makes a difference for me, anyway still thanks for your efforts.
Yeah everything works good
* - Rubixa - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:26 AM)Neeeeeeeeeel.- Wrote: That's because of non-https user signatures or images posted on thread. It will always happen.
Ah.. so if imgur was SSL and everyone on one page of a thread used imgur for images, it'd be fine? I get ya.. Thanks for clearing that up.
Edit:
So if I were to use i.imgur.com/xITDbw2.gif as my signature at the moment, if I were using https://i.imgur.com/xITDbw2.gif I wouldn't be getting the broken SSL at usercp?
* - Neeeeeeeeeel.- - Oct 4, 2016
(Oct 4, 2016 10:28 AM)Rubixa Wrote: Ah.. so if imgur was SSL and everyone on one page of a thread used imgur for images, it'd be fine? I get ya.. Thanks for clearing that up.If all the users changes their signatures/avatars/post images to HTTPS, then you will see the green padlock.
Edit:
So if I were to use i.imgur.com/xITDbw2.gif as my signature at the moment, if I were using https://i.imgur.com/xITDbw2.gif I wouldn't be getting the broken SSL at usercp?
If just one referenced resource is called though HTTP protocol, you will see the "mixed-content"/broken SSL padlock.
Also, if someone changed their browser settings to do not allow mixed-content he will get a security warning (just like the one displayed when the certificated is expired). Some years ago this setting was default in most browsers.