HTTPS is fundamental to internet security; it protects the integrity and
confidentiality of data sent between websites and visitors' browsers.
Last September, we
began
rolling out HTTPS support for blogspot domain blogs so you could try it
out. Today, we’re launching another milestone: an HTTPS version for
every blogspot domain blog. With this change, visitors can access any
blogspot domain blog over an encrypted channel.
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The HTTPS indicator in the Chrome browser |
As part of this launch, we're removing the HTTPS Availability setting.
Even if you did not previously turn on this setting, your blogs will
have an HTTPS version enabled.
We’re also adding a
new setting called HTTPS Redirect
that allows you to opt-in to redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS. While all
blogspot blogs will have an HTTPS version enabled, if you turn on this
new setting, all visitors will be redirected to the HTTPS version of
your blog at
https://<your-blog>.blogspot.com even if they go to
http://<your-blog>.blogspot.com.
If you choose to turn off this setting, visitors will have two options
for viewing your blog: the unencrypted version at
http://<your-blog>.blogspot.com or the encrypted version at
https://<your-blog>.blogspot.com.
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The new HTTPS Redirect setting in the Blogger dashboard |
Please be aware that
mixed content
may cause some of your blog's functionality not to work in the HTTPS
version. Mixed content is often caused by incompatible templates,
gadgets, or post content. While we're proactively fixing most of these
errors, some of them can only be fixed by you, the blog authors. To help
spot and fix these errors, we recently
released
a mixed content warning tool that alerts you to possible mixed content
issues in your posts, and gives you the option to fix them automatically
before saving.
Existing links and bookmarks to your blogs are not affected by this
launch, and will continue to work. Please note that blogs on custom
domains will not yet have HTTPS support.
This update expands Google's
HTTPS Everywhere mission to all blogspot domain blogs. We appreciate your
feedback and will use it to make future improvements.
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