yes it is. someone has to give you a certificate which the users browser accepts. even if its free today.
lets say a simple website which someone uses to display some holiday pictures. why would we need https here, if there is no login or anything like that?
it just adds an extra hurdle for not so tech-savvy users and increases the trend to abolish small private websites.
lets say a simple website which someone uses to display some holiday pictures. why would we need https here, if there is no login or anything like that?
it just adds an extra hurdle for not so tech-savvy users and increases the trend to abolish small private websites.