6 ms·
Firefox 102.10.0esr seems to do this here. I type into the address bar: `http://example.com http://example.com` and it corrects it to the HTTPS version. Even w
by Linux-Fan 3y ago
Firefox 102.10.0esr seems to do this here.
I type into the address bar: `http://example.com http://example.com` and it corrects it to the HTTPS version. Even when I try to change the URL back to the `http:// http://` it goes to the HTTPS version. When I try the same with curl as in `curl -v http://example.com http://example.com` I can see the HTTP traffic coming through correctly i.e. the site still supports HTTP.
Note that I have configured "Don't enable HTTPS-Only Mode" in the Firefox settings. I use some addons although none to specifically redirect my requests to HTTPS...
- cuteboy19 3y agoIs it possible that example com is redirecting you
- sohkamyung 3y agoI am using Firefox Nightly 114.0a1, with "Don't enable HTTPS-Only Mode" enabled, and a visit to http://example.com http://example.com works as expected (a GET from http). Enable the web developer tools (Menu->More Tools->Web Developer Tools), visit the site again, and see if it is directly visiting the site or getting a redirect.
- Linux-Fan 3y agoThe developer tools Network tab directly indicates the first connection as being HTTPS. No redirect shown there. I additionally tested with my own site: http://masysma.net/31/web_main.xhtml http://masysma.net/31/web_main.xhtml. It is configured to not redirect to HTTPS except for the root node (http://masysma.net http://masysma.net). It is not configured to behave any differently for user agents and hence the redirection (or no redirection) behaviour can also be checked by the commandline tools that print the course of the redirection (like curl, wget).
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]