Thanks for your reply. What I'm suggesting would not affect John or anybody else who can't access https sites, though. I'm not suggesting making the entire site https accessible, just adding a single, secure page as an alternative way to log in.

Only the optional secure login would be via https. Conventional login would still be available the same as it is now, and once authenticated, whether via http or https, access to the site would continue via normal http as it is now. Yahoo! is one example of a site that does this, for example.


>Well, for now, we do not want to go too far with that. You probably have seen the message from John where he mentioned that his corporate policies forbids access to https sites. We will see how this will evolve. For now, my main goal is to upscale the Universal Thread sites to the new framework.

>>Now that you have the secure site certificate in place, can we please get a secure login page? This doesn't have to be the entire main page, of course; just a link to a minimalist secure login page would be fine. Again, the reason for wanting this is to provide security for username and password when logging in to the UT over a public WiFi network, such as from a hotel, an airport, a conference room, and such.