Since this january, many of you may have received a notification from Google Search Console about non-secure pages where passwords or creditcard data are being submitted. Beginning in January 2017, Chrome (version 56 and later) will mark pages that collect passwords or credit card details as “Not Secure” unless the pages are served over HTTPS. …
Today the 2.4 version is released. The mixed content fixer has been rebuilt, which should make it work in almost all situations. The marker which makes it possible for the plugin to detect if it’s working has been changed so that it won’t conflict with ajax calls anymore. In some setups, the admin notices do …
Both Really Simple SSL and Really Simple SSL have a new release coming up. In 2.4, the mixed content fixer has been rebuilt. Also the mixed content fixer detection, which prior worked with a small comment at the bottom, is now changed to a data attribute. This way, ajax calls don’t get bothered with the …
As WordPress 4.6 was due to release today, I was planning to release the new version of Really Simple SSL as well. No really big changes, but ‘ll list them here for reference (of course they’re also in the readme.txt) Tested for 4.6. I changed the check for the .htaccess redirect from checking the RSSSL …
When people migrate to SSL, they tend to forget a few things, that can cause worries. So, I will make a short list here of the most important things you should do when migrating your site to https. Before migrating Check your ssl certificate with SSL labs: http://ssllabs.com/ssltest/ If you don’t get an A, contact …