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Created Jan 16, 2017 by David Haynes@dhaynes3🙆Owner

HTTPS Links everywhere

Summary

When serving sites under HTTPS, it is best practice to serve all content, including links, under HTTPS. There are some links on our footer, about page, and mylinks pages that include links to HTTP sites that can be modified to use HTTPS sites. You need to dive into the templates for our project and find all of these links and change the protocol to HTTPS.

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  • https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/moartls-analyzer/ldfbacdbackkjhclmhnjabngnppnkagh
  • grep -r http
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