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You can set up your apache/nginx or whatever webserver to redirect http requests to https. That way you can still link to your website with an http:// http:// U
by thaniri 8y ago
You can set up your apache/nginx or whatever webserver to redirect http requests to https. That way you can still link to your website with an http:// http:// URL.
- iamben 8y agoAppreciated, but this is a hacky solution. If you use the graph explorer, both the http and https addresses have different counts. It's very frustrating - shouldn't be that way.
- prophesi 8y agoAdd your site to the HSTS Preload List, then it'll be very unlikely to have any HTTP hits.
- iamben 8y agoDidn't realise that existed. Very useful thanks! But again, it's not exactly up there for John Everyman - and it doesn't sort Facebook having different share counts for the https and http domain.
- prophesi 8y agoTrue. And you have to be extra careful with HSTS Preloading; if one of your subdomains breaks because of HTTPS, it'll be a pain to get your domain taken off the list.