I'm honestly scratching my head on this one. Even though Google has made several different versions of a page on their website (i.e., one for each country), and they use the hreflang tag, Google's own search engine doesn't display the right page. Let … [Continue reading]
FoxNews.com is not currently HTTPs. As a result, the media outlet is losing out on what I suspect is a lot of ad revenue because ads are not being shown. Google AdSense ads, for example, are currently showing with an error, and ads are not loading. … [Continue reading]
Every so often, there's a conference that I attend and speak at that I really look forward to every year. Pubcon Las Vegas is one of those conferences. Some years I attend and speak at up to 18 conferences, and this one has to be my favorite. Not … [Continue reading]
In my last post, I wrote about how Google Chrome was showing a Not Secure warning on websites that are not HTTPs. There appears to have been a recent change, whereas Google Chrome version 62 is now showing a Not Secure warning in the regular mode. … [Continue reading]
I've mentioned this here before. Starting in October, Google Chrome will start warning users that an HTTP website where they're going to enter information is not secure. In Google Chrome version 62, Google is, in fact, warning users that the page is … [Continue reading]
Last night I wrote about how you can get your domain name listed on Google's HSTS Preload List, which is used with Google Chrome. I do recommend that you get your domain name on this list if you've moved your website to HTTPs already. At this point … [Continue reading]