HTTPS for GitHub Pages

By Justin Avery, 28 June 2016 posted in News

Github are upping their game for anyone with a username.github.io site and will allow people to run them over HTTPS… hoorah!

You can now visit *.github.io sites using HTTPS and configure HTTPS enforcement for your site. With HTTPS enforcement enabled, any HTTP requests to your github.io site will be transparently redirected to HTTPS.
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