Still we could/should maybe re-route the subdomains, if possible.
I’d need it for the SDK updates and the main jme.org is inaccessible due to github.io’s HTST (Certificate is Github, URL is jme)
On the homepage the drop down text that appears from hovering over the four yellow icons on the right is blurry for me. I’m not sure if it is just me.
Seems fine to me. (shrug)
Not sure if it’s better to necropost or to make a new thread, but: what happened to the favicon on mobile? If I remember correctly it shows the monkey head just fine on pc, however on mobile it only shows discourse logo. Asking because mobile firefox just pushed a feature that allows you to use websites as apps and I really don’t want a discourse icon in my launcher.
On Mobile Chrome I see the head. On ff Mobile I have the H in blue (probably for hub)
Then it’s probably something related to browser specific css.
This is what icon I get with mobile firefox:
SSL issues when visiting https://jmonkeyengine.org. Seems like something related to the certificate used only being issued to *.github.com. Firefox blocks the website by default.
mhhh works for me…
@grizeldi yep, you are right the https://jmonkeyengine.org doesn’t work but the HTTP version does, the error " the certificate used only being issued to *.github.com " that’s because the website is hosted on Github so he applies his certificate on the website. the website doesn’t need an SSL certificate, no one send any info to the server why it will need one.
Yeah, exactly. TBH I have no idea how I got to the https version of it, but folks using stuff like HTTPS everywhere get the website blocked which is not ideal.
arf…sigh…
I think it was just set up that way because it is essentially just a static landing page. I understand that everything is and should probably be https in these here climates, just explaining the situation.
Hmm can’t we somehow force a http redirect? It’s usually done the other way round.
The browsers check the certificate then download the scripts to redirect it will be stuck in the invalid SSL.
I found a way to add SSL cert to a GitHub hosted website with custom domain it’s free of course https://blog.cloudflare.com/secure-and-fast-github-pages-with-cloudflare/
Ok. leave it to me. I’ll try to get it done as soon as I can.
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I thought that it’s not possible that’s why I suggested using Cloudflare; Let’s Encrypt is definitely better, it’s already used in this forum, an I have a better idea one cert for the website and all the subdomains https://www.sslforfree.com is providing wildcard cert.
Lets Encrypt also supports Wildcard Certs btw
that’s what i said