Both Chrome and Firefox have pushed out updates that show Not Secure warnings if a page is not served over SSL and has a password field on it.
By way of example only, here is how th3Core looked to me on Chrome 56 Ubuntu.
This is how that is planned to look soon: (https://th3core.com/chat/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Foko.uk%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F12%2Fchromefuturehttpstreatment.png&hash=dc9a4bc95b4ca82ebb63763e0f4ca4f65211cf0d)
moved a whole site to https today. Cannot be many that have unsecured log in pages now can there?
Moved a site last week... for simple sites, it's usually a simple process. There's always a couple of mixed mode issues, and then done.
I also just learned that Jason is not a practitioner of Inbox Zero
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Any psychologists in the house? 87,000.... shheeesh! I missed that.
20 an hour, 12 hours a day, and 365 days your clean it up Jason. Anything else planned?
>inbox zero
Worst damn idea in the world IMO.
I read important emails as they come in / first chance I get and deal with them right away. The rest of the dross, informational etc stays there, I read when I want to, and I use the Gmail / G Apps excellent search interface to find stuff. I think of my email system as my primary filing cabinet.
I've worked that way since Gmail came into being and it's pretty much worked for me ever since :)