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is not requested through https, so Browser shows an incomplete SSL-connection. Since Google is soon forcing all websites to use https, could you please request this little Icon also with https, when openstreetmap is loaded over https?
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Author: TomH [Added to the original trac issue at 1.48pm, Wednesday, 18th March 2015]
Whilst I'm happy to look at this when I get a change, I would really love a citation for the claim that google is soon going to be forcing websites to use https... Aside from the fact that they don't actually control "all websites" and are therefore unable, in a literal sense, to do what you say, such an extraordinary claim definitely requires extraordinary evidence.
But to come back to the issue. If a site has user login functionality it is very often also a ssl-secured site. Most sites uses than everywhere https. Than there are problems with embeding Maps with the standard feature.
Reporter: netty4711
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 1.53am, Tuesday, 17th March 2015]
Wenn I use a ssl-secured URL for embedding a Map (Layer Mapquest):
https://www.openstreetmap.org/export/embed.html?bbox=-29.0478515625%2C34.415973384481866%2C33.7939453125%2C61.12201916813026&layer=mapquest
than there is a small icon in the lower right corner. This image
http://developer.mapquest.com/content/osm/mq_logo.png
is not requested through https, so Browser shows an incomplete SSL-connection. Since Google is soon forcing all websites to use https, could you please request this little Icon also with https, when openstreetmap is loaded over https?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: