May I ask why there isn't a need for SSL?may i ask why the need to for ssl?
I don't understand your question. You see exactly the same forum, the same content and if you post rubbish you still see rubbish.The only difference it that the rubbish is encrypted to and from the server.So?? What can users like us expect to experience, to see and to hear?
Lemme put it this way: why is there a need to encrypt rubbish to and from the server?I don't understand your question. You see exactly the same forum, the same content and if you post rubbish you still see rubbish.The only difference it that the rubbish is encrypted to and from the server.
Lemme put it this way... In the old days we sent txt messages which were not encrypted at all. All the logs sat in the server at the Telcos and any technician who had access to the logs could read everything you sent and received. Now instant messenging like whatsapp is encrypted. Only the sender and recipient can read the messages. They cannot be hijacked en route.The same now applies to the forum. It's just a case of moving with the times with regards to privacy in this uncertain world we live in.Just working on few bugs at the moment eg the wysiwyg icons are not showing. Should be fixed soon.Lemme put it this way: why is there a need to encrypt rubbish to and from the server?
All pages are now https.
Postings may be public but what about your password, the stuff you exchange via PM which might contain personal details of your life which you would not want made public? There is nothing wrong with adding more privacy. It will definitely add value in the long run.doesn't make sense at all, you are just too free. what gain can someone intercept forummers postings??
Thanks for your effort, Sam.All pages are now https.
The WYSIWYG editor is not loading for some reason and page breaks not working either. I'm trying to fix it now.Thanks for your effort, Sam.
Postings may be public but what about your password, the stuff you exchange via PM which might contain personal details of your life which you would not want made public? There is nothing wrong with adding more privacy. It will definitely add value in the long run.
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you have been reading my PMs, izzit? it's nothing secretive and many know that i have been talking bad behind your back.
Yes cloudflare makes this all rather confusing. Working on it.looks like http attempts to the singsupplies site is redirected to the sammyboy dns. the main singsupplies page is up, but if you click on any section, it points you to the https sammyboy page.
Using the example of messaging to justify the implementation of encryption of forum posts requires a big stretch of the imagination. Anyways, this is your forum and you can do whatever you like with it.Only the sender and recipient can read the messages. They cannot be hijacked en route.The same now applies to the forum.
How much in US$ do you have to pay for upgrading the forum to SSL? Are you charged monthly, half-yearly or annually for the SSL service?There is nothing wrong with adding more privacy. It will definitely add value in the long run.