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Originally Posted by MCD
Ideally this site would not be accessible over http at all, that can usually be setup on the server side on the hosting platform. It's not a great idea to browse anything on the internet these days without https, and it's a very very bad idea to provide a user name and password on any site over plain http.
On the client side, most browsers have a setting to force the use of https (at least chrome and firefox do). I just enabled that on mine and that takes care of the problem of links that send you back to http, as the browser makes those https for you.
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I went to using http:// for the home page after having major complaints from my antivirus program due to an expired certificate, a couple of years ago, that went on for several months until I got tired of dealing with it. That may have been resolved for the moment, but given the level of support for the site, likely to come back. I just don't use credentials that I use anyplace else.
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