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Fixing the mixed content problem with Automatic HTTPS Rewrites

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Date Published
Author
John Graham-Cumming
Word Count
1,685
Company Posts That Month
17
Language
English
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No
Summary

CloudFlare aims to make the internet more secure by encouraging websites to adopt HTTPS, a protocol that encrypts data sent between web servers and users' browsers. However, many sites still suffer from "mixed content" issues where some elements are served over insecure HTTP connections, compromising overall security. Fixing this problem can be challenging due to the complexity of modern websites and the need for all subresources to be served over HTTPS. CloudFlare has introduced a new feature called Automatic HTTPS Rewrites that automatically upgrades http:// URIs to https:// if they are known to be capable of using HTTPS, making it easier for website owners to transition their sites to full HTTPS.

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