Of late I have observed that my https connections to perlmonks.org and www.perlmonks.org are providing me with the titled 'not secure' notice.

It appears to switch between both host names... https://perlmonks.org will be ok and https://www.perlmonks.org will not, and then other times the reverse is true. Knowing this, I can switch my URL domain name and not get the message, but this is incompatible with any bookmark I define. Sometimes it is secure, sometimes it is not. I change my bookmark and get similar results.

I'm not complaining, as I have a quick fix every time I see it. However, it could be confusing users relying on search engine links into the sites if they happen to use the more frequently mandated 'https' protocol.

In reply to Your connection is not secure by snopal

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