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Originally Posted by thommy
did you really read what i wrote ????
you really do not have to explain me the advantages of https but you hopefully do not want to explain me also that EVERY link or include in a website is already on https ?
how many trafficexchanges you have seen i.e. WITH https ?
how many adservers are NOT using https?
how many counters?
how many dynamic advertisements from sponsors?
it can be easy to change yourself to https but it is a mess if you want to change ALL what might be included. so IT DEPENDS on the website if that makes sense now or not.
practically it WILL BE an issue in a not so far future but til THAN a website on http what does not have any 2way communication where personal data can be spied will not have a problem NOW.
ipv6 was possible already 10 years ago and WHY isnīt it standard til today?
its the SAME issue !!! you can not change the circumstances around you and THAT is my point.
but anyway - you brought me on a HUGE idea with another issue i need to resolve and that little kinky conversation helped me to find it.
thanks to you for that ;-)
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Outgoing links don't have to be https, the only thing that will trigger a warning is when you include a non secure item (such as a js file or iframe/ad code or image). Any reputable ad network, counter, third party plugins, etc. offer https. If you use any sponsor, ad network, counter, js, etc. that doesn't in 2017 I would leave them asap, because they obviously don't take security seriously, so I wouldn't trust them with anything.