Hello Gordon,
I just noticed that the forum still uses HTTP rather than HTTPS - which may make it difficult to use modern browsers in the near future.
Since espruino.com already uses HTTPS, it should not be difficult to get a certificate (just add forum.espruino.com as an "alternative subject name".
espruino.com
forum.espruino.com
What remains may a configuration change of port 80 to 443 and to load certificate and private key in your forum software.
From then on, you should not have to care about browser security restrictions for quite a while, I'd guess.
With greetings from Germany,
Andreas Rozek
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Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Hello Gordon,
I just noticed that the forum still uses HTTP rather than HTTPS - which may make it difficult to use modern browsers in the near future.
Since
espruino.com
already uses HTTPS, it should not be difficult to get a certificate (just addforum.espruino.com
as an "alternative subject name".What remains may a configuration change of port 80 to 443 and to load certificate and private key in your forum software.
From then on, you should not have to care about browser security restrictions for quite a while, I'd guess.
With greetings from Germany,
Andreas Rozek