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After you've merged #8, I wanted to check out the site. Unfortunately, I still get errors about mixed content.
However, the URLs in the iframes' src is correctly set to https. Instead, I discovered that GitHub redirects to the http version.
Unfortunately, a quick search for this issue only yielded an issue recommending adding trailing slashes. This didn't work in a quick test I did where I inserted an iFrame with a modified URL in the browser's HTML.
Repro
In Firefox's network tab (same thing happens in Chrome), I can see requests with status 304. E. g. the one to https://ncase.me/simulating/model?local=zoo/sick&edit=1.
After trying a bunch of different things, I finally gave up and reverted this page back to HTTP. I have no idea why GitHub keeps redirecting to http. It works now, at least: http://ncase.me/simulating/
Thanks again for digging deeper into this issue, @y0hy0h!
After you've merged #8, I wanted to check out the site. Unfortunately, I still get errors about mixed content.
However, the URLs in the iframes'
src
is correctly set to https. Instead, I discovered that GitHub redirects to the http version.Unfortunately, a quick search for this issue only yielded an issue recommending adding trailing slashes. This didn't work in a quick test I did where I inserted an iFrame with a modified URL in the browser's HTML.
Repro
In Firefox's network tab (same thing happens in Chrome), I can see requests with status 304. E. g. the one to
https://ncase.me/simulating/model?local=zoo/sick&edit=1
.Request headers:
Response headers:
Curiously, I can access that exact URL, https://ncase.me/simulating/model?local=zoo/sick&edit=1, just fine directly with the browser.
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