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Exceptions for the HTTPS-only mode?

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michael.renner@gmx.de
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Moin, I activated the HTTPS-only mode as I used the "https everywhere" plugin so far.

But, in a very special network segment for radio amateurs, the 44-network (ampr.org) encryption is not allowed. So is there a way to configure the HTTPS-only mode in a way to say ".... but not for 44.0.0.0/8?

i prefer one configuration than constantly clicking the "continue to http site" button for the next few years.

Thanks in advanced

Moin, I activated the HTTPS-only mode as I used the "https everywhere" plugin so far. But, in a very special network segment for radio amateurs, the 44-network (ampr.org) encryption is not allowed. So is there a way to configure the HTTPS-only mode in a way to say ".... but not for 44.0.0.0/8? i prefer one configuration than constantly clicking the "continue to http site" button for the next few years. Thanks in advanced

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You can click the padlock in the location bar and set HTTP-Only mode to OFF for this website.

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cor-el
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You can click the padlock in the location bar and set HTTP-Only mode to OFF for this website.