BARRY MARTIN wrote:
for you. Also note it's "https", not "http". Here I use Firefox and it
That's an it-depends. A few browsers, Firefox among 'em, now
default-refuse to connect to "insecure" sites (http:// ) so the auto-add
is https://
This is annoying as I have no interactive anything on my sites so
http:// is good enough.
for you. Also note it's "https", not "http". Here I use Firefox and itThat's an it-depends. A few browsers, Firefox among 'em, now
default-refuse to connect to "insecure" sites (http:// ) so the auto-add
is https://
This is annoying as I have no interactive anything on my sites so
http:// is good enough.
Isn't there a hosts file equivalent for linux where you can
specify what http destination is allowed?
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