Join the beta for Really Simple SSL 5.0 Really Simple SSL has been the number 1 solution to activate, configure and enforce SSL on your WordPress website for the past six years. The only thing required was a valid SSL certificate. Starting with Really Simple
What impact does the “Incomplete Certificate Chain” error have on your website? A missing chain certificate can indirectly cause problems related to the security of your website, and could impact your visitors’ ability to reach your website on certain mobile devices (mostly Android). Fortunately, your
The Permissions-Policy HTTP header replaces the existing Feature-Policy header for controlling delegation of permissions and powerful features. The header uses a structured syntax, and allows sites to more tightly restrict which origins can be granted access to features. This will be released in Really Simple
Every once in a while, I come across this annoying issue: a user has switched the website to SSL, and afterwards the website logs the user off on each page reload. In most cases, the cause is that somewhere in the code the domain is
Really Simple SSL requires a valid SSL certificate to migrate your website to https. If your website does not have an SSL certificate, you will be shown the following warning message: If you see this notice, please click on the ‘Reload over https’ button. If
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