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Home » Updates » Change from http:// to https://
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Change from http:// to https://

by MKHA Webmaster|Published 23 July 2020

SSL Check

This online tool will scan your website for non-secure content (i.e. non-secure images, scripts and css-files that will trigger a warning message in browsers). The number of pages crawled is limited to 400.

https://www.jitbit.com/sslcheck/

Make a note of any web pages which are flagged as insecure. Then use this tool to identify the problem:

Why No Padlock?

https://www.whynopadlock.com/

 

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