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No HTTPS support? #10
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+1 Please add HTTPS support on coinwidget.com |
👍 Yeah this is a pretty big deal. Without HTTPS, this thing is dead in the water. Anyone could easily MITM this site and steal your BTC donations. |
Yeah I like SSL as well! Recently my open source project Gameeso got enforced SSL support and to my great sadness the widget stopped working :( |
The Cloud Flare CDN offers free SSL: http://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-universal-ssl/ |
Yeah @joeblau I'm using it right now, it's awesome! CoinWidget: You only have to use cloudflare and enable SSL support |
This avoids some of the mixed content warnings when visiting the page over HTTPS. The only remaining problem is CoinWidget, which is only available over HTTP: scottycc/coinwidget.com#10 Ref. hyperobject#14.
At first you of course always have the possibility to host the JS code by yourself, so you the missing HTTPS support on this site should not be an issue to you. Besides this hosting the code yourself also has some other advantages, so it's not a bad idea. However it would still be very nice if
Don't use Cloudflare! Their (free) HTTPS system is basically HTTPS with MITM built-in. (More info here) There are other CAs which offer certificates for free, so you don't need to buy one. E.g. StartSSL or WoSign. Starting in November you can also use Let's Encrypt which not only offers free certificates, but makes it also very easy to set HTTPS up. |
As is, the widget cannot be used on HTTPS secured pages. coinwidget.com does not seem to support SSL at all.
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