I got that error. Switched to http and it worked just fine, but despite this being a gaming forum, I don't think we want plain text passwords flying all over the internet, do we?

micronesia

United States24753 Posts

September 30 2017 13:17 GMT

R1CH can explain why when he's available but https is not available to users.

Acrofales

Spain18211 Posts

October 01 2017 09:53 GMT

Was this a recent change? I never saw that message before... have I just never noticed the lack of a green lock, and it's only just recently that Firefox in Ubuntu decided to automatically send me to https when I type in teamliquid, instead of http?

Good thing my password here is the one I use for unimportant stuff that I don't mind if someone gets a hold of

R1CH

Netherlands10341 Posts

October 01 2017 16:10 GMT

We don't support https for TL due to ad networks using outdated tech that only works with http. There should be no links to the https version of the site, so attempting to go there is only possible by manually entering the URL.

pheer

5396 Posts

October 10 2017 14:23 GMT

On October 02 2017 01:10 R1CH wrote:
We don't support https for TL due to ad networks using outdated tech that only works with http. There should be no links to the https version of the site, so attempting to go there is only possible by manually entering the URL.

I wondered this for so long. Wow that's really sad. Ad networks are dumb

FO-nTTaX

Johto4969 Posts

October 11 2017 14:32 GMT

On October 10 2017 23:23 pheer wrote:

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I wondered this for so long. Wow that's really sad. Ad networks are dumb

The day ad networks will not be in the 90s anymore will be a good day ^^

ShoCkeyy

7815 Posts

October 11 2017 18:01 GMT

On October 10 2017 23:23 pheer wrote:

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I wondered this for so long. Wow that's really sad. Ad networks are dumb

Hah I've told R1CH before, but some of these ad snippets have some type of leak where it's consistently loading. I've noticed it on multiple threads, but it's pretty annoying to keep your memory being used like that :\

LegalLord

United States13779 Posts

November 30 2017 15:19 GMT

On some links on some pages it tries to connect via HTTPS. Only on my Linux machine (Firefox in Linux Mint), but any idea what might cause it.

Seems to be related to this issue since the details are pretty much the same.

Acrofales

Spain18211 Posts

November 30 2017 17:22 GMT

On December 01 2017 00:19 LegalLord wrote:
On some links on some pages it tries to connect via HTTPS. Only on my Linux machine (Firefox in Linux Mint), but any idea what might cause it.

Seems to be related to this issue since the details are pretty much the same.

Probably the same problem. I also use firefox in linux (Ubuntu, not Mint).

FO-nTTaX

Johto4969 Posts

November 30 2017 19:10 GMT

#10

that's unrelated, usually a really shitty ad combined with a firefox bug that triggers in rare cases. I reported that one to the firefox devs a while ago.

LegalLord

United States13779 Posts

November 30 2017 19:14 GMT

#11

Yeah, it’s kind of weird. Not really a big deal though.

LegalLord

United States13779 Posts

February 05 2018 16:09 GMT

#12

I started to get this issue on Windows as well and not all that rarely. If it's an issue of a shitty ad, it might make sense that it happens in waves based on Google Adsense recommendations or something. Should I just report the ads that I get in "Unacceptable Ads" then?

FO-nTTaX

Johto4969 Posts

February 05 2018 16:35 GMT

#13

probably yes, although an ad technically shouldn't even be able to do this (I know they are, but they shouldn't)

opisska

Poland8852 Posts

February 09 2018 15:31 GMT

#14

So Chrome is reportedly starting to show a warning for HTTP pages as "unsecure" by default as they claim that a large proportion of the traffic is HTTPS anyway. Is the "ad networks" excuse really still valid? What makes TL special among all the pages that are flocking to HTTPS lately?

FO-nTTaX

Johto4969 Posts

February 09 2018 16:22 GMT

#15

we've been working on it for a while now, but no ETA

opisska

Poland8852 Posts

February 09 2018 16:25 GMT

#16

good news. not really important for me, but I can see some random users getting discouraged from visiting our glorious site if Chrome starts bitching about it not being safe.