Why does my site not redirect to HTTPS?
If your site requires custom code to force the redirect to HTTPS, you will need to update a configuration file for your domain on the server. The name and location of the custom configuration file is different depending on what type of server your site is running on. This would either be Apache or Nginx.
How do I force redirect to HTTPS?
Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS
- Redirect All Web Traffic. If you have existing code in your .htaccess, add the following: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R,L]
- Redirect Only a Specific Domain.
- Redirect Only a Specific Folder.
How do I force Chrome to https?
Start Google Chrome with HTTPS Enable Google Chrome support by typing chrome://net-internals/ into your address bar, then select HSTS from the drop-down menu. HSTS is HTTPS Strict Transport Security, a way for websites to elect to always use HTTPS.
How do I force Apache to https?
Apache Redirect to HTTPS
- Enabling the redirect in the Virtual Host file.
- Enabling the redirect in the .htaccess file (previously created in the document root folder)
- Using the mod_rewrite rule in the Virtual Host file.
How do I force Chrome to HTTPS?
How do I enforce HTTPS connection?
How to force HTTPS using the . htaccess file
- Locate your . htaccess file. Firstly, you need to locate your .
- Force all traffic to use HTTPS. To force all traffic on your domain to use HTTPS, simply add the following. If you have existing code in your .
- Upload your updated . htaccess file. Once you have updated your .
How do I resolve an https issue?
How To Fix the “Website Not Secure” Message in Chrome
- Purchase an SSL Certificate. To fix the ‘not secure’ message on your website, the first thing you need to do is purchase an SSL certificate.
- Install the Certificate Using Your Web Host.
- Change Your WordPress URL.
- Implement a Site-Wide 301 Redirect.
How do I stop https redirecting in Chrome?
Still getting redirected? If you’re still getting redirected, try clearing your browser cache by navigating to Chrome > Settings > Privacy and security (or by visiting chrome://settings/privacy in your browser) and clear your browsing data.