SSL / TLS
Quote from fkapnist on March 17, 2025, 8:26 pmEven if your website has no cookies and collects no user data (credit card info, etc.) you still have to get a SSL/TLS security layer certificate or browsers will display a scary warning to visitors. Cloudfare offers free certificates. But if you are still building your site you should know this: Enable "Development Mode" or your new uploaded pages will never reload or refresh.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/reference/development-mode/
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Even if your website has no cookies and collects no user data (credit card info, etc.) you still have to get a SSL/TLS security layer certificate or browsers will display a scary warning to visitors. Cloudfare offers free certificates. But if you are still building your site you should know this: Enable "Development Mode" or your new uploaded pages will never reload or refresh.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/reference/development-mode/
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Quote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 9:55 amNowadays, most hoting services, including CloudNEO, offer free automatic SSL certificates. You usually don't have to bother about it except if you want/need to use commercial (payed) certificates.
Nowadays, most hoting services, including CloudNEO, offer free automatic SSL certificates. You usually don't have to bother about it except if you want/need to use commercial (payed) certificates.
Quote from fkapnist on March 18, 2025, 11:43 amQuote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 9:55 amNowadays, most hoting services, including CloudNEO, offer free automatic SSL certificates. You usually don't have to bother about it except if you want/need to use commercial (payed) certificates.
Most of them are usually free only for the first year, and only for one domain. I have a few domains that need to interact....
Quote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 9:55 amNowadays, most hoting services, including CloudNEO, offer free automatic SSL certificates. You usually don't have to bother about it except if you want/need to use commercial (payed) certificates.
Most of them are usually free only for the first year, and only for one domain. I have a few domains that need to interact....
Quote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 12:40 pmIn my experience all your hosted domains include a free SSL certificate, not just one.
They use "Let's Encrypt" at no cost.
In my experience all your hosted domains include a free SSL certificate, not just one.
They use "Let's Encrypt" at no cost.
Quote from fkapnist on March 18, 2025, 3:26 pmQuote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 12:40 pmIn my experience all your hosted domains include a free SSL certificate, not just one.
They use "Let's Encrypt" at no cost.I switched web hosts and the SSL certificate from the previous host was still active but not working properly....
Quote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 12:40 pmIn my experience all your hosted domains include a free SSL certificate, not just one.
They use "Let's Encrypt" at no cost.
I switched web hosts and the SSL certificate from the previous host was still active but not working properly....
Quote from fkapnist on March 18, 2025, 3:49 pmQuote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 9:55 amNowadays, most hoting services, including CloudNEO, offer free automatic SSL certificates. You usually don't have to bother about it except if you want/need to use commercial (payed) certificates.
Does CloudNEO bill anually?
I switched several web hosts and finally found one that also bills monthly. As a hobbyist, I prefer paying around $10 a month with PayPal - instead of worrying about having to gather together $150 every April...
Quote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 9:55 amNowadays, most hoting services, including CloudNEO, offer free automatic SSL certificates. You usually don't have to bother about it except if you want/need to use commercial (payed) certificates.
Does CloudNEO bill anually?
I switched several web hosts and finally found one that also bills monthly. As a hobbyist, I prefer paying around $10 a month with PayPal - instead of worrying about having to gather together $150 every April...
Quote from luishp on March 18, 2025, 5:45 pm@fkapnist you can pay monthly or annual. There are many different plans. Please visit the website for more info:
Thank you!
@fkapnist you can pay monthly or annual. There are many different plans. Please visit the website for more info:
Thank you!