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Not Secure browsing only possible when https://www prefix is deleted

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RonStein
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A website that is not secure is only accessible on firefox when the https://www prefix is deleted on each page I attempt to accuse on the website, cascadeprimetimers.org. I have given access to not secure pages for this site in the privacy and security settings. How does this get fixed?

A website that is not secure is only accessible on firefox when the https://www prefix is deleted on each page I attempt to accuse on the website, cascadeprimetimers.org. I have given access to not secure pages for this site in the privacy and security settings. How does this get fixed?

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cor-el
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Both the https://cascadeprimetimers.org/ and https://www.cascadeprimetimers.org/ work for me, but the links have www. prefix. Some links on that page have the http://www. prefix if I hover them, but with HTTPS-Only mode enabled redirect to secure HTTPS. With HTTPS-Only Mode disabled I get the insecure HTTP version.

This code looks like a remnant from the past when the website wasn't secure and they would have to cleanup the http:// links and upgrade them to https:// or leave out the protocol and only leave the two leading '//'.