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secure https login
to protect passwords, could you make the login page use https?
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Inappropriate?That would be great as soon as we have money to spare for proper certificates (although I'm not sure, offhand, how all the [custom] domains would affect this.. likely that might make it complicated).
What I don't want to do is just self-sign a certificate: In modern browsers, that just leads to a horrible user experience...
I’m making bug reports for other projects in replies to bug reports
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Inappropriate?Please get a CAcert account and make www.soup.io *optionally* available via HTTPS (so I can just point my bookmarklet there). No need for the custom domains, login goes via www.soup.io anyway. Using Soup in Internet Cafes makes me feel very icky currently.
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Inappropriate?Yeah, optional https with self-signed certificate, still better than plaintext. -
Inappropriate?Secure login is definetly needed. Transferring passwords in plain text is simply no option. I don't know a lot of web services, that don't offer one...
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Inappropriate?This idea started 4 months ago and there's no secure signin yet. I don't want the whole site encrypted, but the login page only. Is that really so hard to do? How much does a certificate cost when you don't want to use a self-signed one? In my opinion it's irresponsible to not offer a secure login these days...
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Inappropriate?Wow, guys, this is getting insane. A basic certificate costs about 10 euro per month, not to mention a self-signed certificate on a "hidden" URL. Could you *please* do something about this?
I’m afraid of using soup in internet cafes
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Inappropriate?The complete lack of company participation shows how important any security of user data is to them.
Another web service that's a no go to recommend...
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