31 Jan 2017 google start mark http sites "non-secure"

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  • Odysseus
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2005
    • 745
    #1

    31 Jan 2017 google start mark http sites "non-secure"

    Starting in January 2017 the Chrome browser will start warning visitors to any website that collects credit cards or where you login to a members area that they are not secure and indicated by red triangle if they are not HTTPS.
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    • EddyTheDog
      Just Doing My Own Thing
      • Jan 2011
      • 25433
      #2
      I will have to do it I suppose - Even as an affiliate this will affect us - It's such a fucking headache though...

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        • baccybandit
          Confirmed User
          • May 2013
          • 113
          #3
          wonder if it just flags the password box or any text field will flag

          you could always use a normal onkeypress even to astrik the text box out so it looks like a password field.

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            • AaronM
              GFY Royality ;)
              • Oct 2001
              • 46923
              #4
              Originally posted by EddyTheDog
              I will have to do it I suppose - Even as an affiliate this will affect us - It's such a fucking headache though...

              There you go crying again. You're representing a hosting company in your sig and think it's "a fucking headache" to add an SSL?

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                • Adnium_Ivana
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jun 2016
                  • 1094
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Odysseus
                  Starting in January 2017 the Chrome browser will start warning visitors to any website that collects credit cards or where you login to a members area that they are not secure and indicated by red triangle if they are not HTTPS.
                  But why?

                  Skype - ivana.gsmi
                  Email - [email protected]
                  [URL="https://adnium.com/ref/3168"]

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                    • EddyTheDog
                      Just Doing My Own Thing
                      • Jan 2011
                      • 25433
                      #6
                      Originally posted by AaronM
                      There you go crying again. You're representing a hosting company in your sig and think it's "a fucking headache" to add an SSL?
                      I have always managed my own servers on vacares - It's a learning exercise...

                      If I ask though I get the best support I could ask for.....

                      What are you doing these days Fake AaronM?..

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                        • Bladewire
                          StraightBro
                          • Aug 2003
                          • 56228
                          #7
                          Originally posted by EddyTheDog

                          What are you doing these days Fake AaronM?..


                          Skype: CallTomNow

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                            • j3rkules
                              VIP
                              • Jul 2013
                              • 22111
                              #8
                              Very good way to filtr out sites... anyways, implementing ssl cert is pretty easy.

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                                • Konda
                                  ...
                                  • Apr 2003
                                  • 2280
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by baccybandit
                                  wonder if it just flags the password box or any text field will flag

                                  you could always use a normal onkeypress even to astrik the text box out so it looks like a password field.
                                  I have tested this and changing a password field to type=text instead of type=password removes the not secure 'warning'.
                                  The not secure part is displayed in the address bar. For now it's not very prominent but I'm sure it will be in a year or so.

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