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Jump to PostPretty cool tbh, web pages really need to be more secure and shouldnt communicate in plain text(sending passwords/usernames)
Jump to PostI think this definitely makes sense from both the point of view of quality of results and moving the web towards more security. Most "serious" websites out there are already secure using https, so, it is definitely, in part, a valid indicator of quality for a website. And, of course, …
Jump to PostWell put Dani, I hadn't even thought about the disadvantage of losing referral information. This will definitely be interesting to watch!
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