Log-Out New Control Panel Question

[yukonnights]

I've noticed that the New Control panel login page is a "verified site" on my Firefox. However, once I get to the Lit Forum page, it is an "unverified site", and Firefox indicates; "Connection Not Secure".

First off, I'm not real sure what this even means...I mean, I understand the words, but not the full meaning/implication of it.

Second, I'm wondering if it's best to log-off from the New Control panel? And if it has any merit, how to get back to it easily? (for example, I just logged-out of the New Control but on this tab I am still logged-in to the site.

Probably not a big deal, just wondering what some of the more tech savvy folks think.

 

[oggbashan]

It depends on the route you use to get to the control panel.

If you go via stories, the log-in page will start with https - a secure log in.

If you get to it other ways the page will show http - which Firefox considers as insecure.

Many parts of Literotica have changed to https but some haven't. That irritates Firefox.

 

[yukonnights]

It depends on the route you use to get to the control panel.

If you go via stories, the log-in page will start with https - a secure log in.

If you get to it other ways the page will show http - which Firefox considers as insecure.

Many parts of Literotica have changed to https but some haven't. That irritates Firefox.

Thanks, Ogg. Typically, I login on the "new login page". That opens up into my "control panel". After I have finished there, I usually choose Forum from the pull-down menu. But once I'm on the Forums, it's the "not-secure" web address. By the time I've wandered around here for awhile there's way too many back-steps to go back and log-out on the new control panel.

Just for fun, I opened two tabs; one for the new control panel log-in....and another for the Forum. I logged out of the "New Control Panel", but was still logged on in the other "http-Forum" tab even after a refresh? I guess I'm not smart enough to even know what that implies - haha!

I think you confirmed what I had assumed; the Forum just hasn't been changed to "https". I doubt it's much of a risk one way or the other...but I don't really know that for sure. Thanks for the input !