Tapatalk

[Eric W]

Ok, I loaded Tapatalk on my Android phone, to see if this forum would actually be visible in slightly larger than the microscopic font presented via web browser.

It asks you to add "interest areas" or pick broad categories, or search for something specific.

For the life of me, I can't find where this SonexBuilders is on Tapatalk. It seems some of us know (when I search Tapatalk in the forum, it brings up a bunch of posts, but all / nearly all say they're posted from an iPhone or iPad).

Is it possible to use in Android - if so, where's this forum on the Tapatalk app?

Thanks!

[DCASonex]

While off topic. For the last week or so, every attempt to answer a PM on this forum results in a Big red warning from Google, Site Not Secure, and even, replying to a message on this digest results in "Not secure" in the address line. Hijacked this topic because in order to start a new one, I would need to log in again and the Google warning is about theft of passwords etc. Anyone else seeing this problem.

David A.

[daleandee]

While off topic. For the last week or so, every attempt to answer a PM on this forum results in a Big red warning from Google, Site Not Secure, and even, replying to a message on this digest results in "Not secure" in the address line. Hijacked this topic because in order to start a new one, I would need to log in again and the Google warning is about theft of passwords etc. Anyone else seeing this problem.

David A.

Can't speak for others but I've had zero concerns ...

Dale
3.0 Corvair/Tailwheel

[XenosN42]

While off topic. For the last week or so, every attempt to answer a PM on this forum results in a Big red warning from Google, Site Not Secure, and even, replying to a message on this digest results in "Not secure" in the address line. Hijacked this topic because in order to start a new one, I would need to log in again and the Google warning is about theft of passwords etc. Anyone else seeing this problem.

David A.

This site does not have a SSL certificate. If it did its address would be preceded by 'https:' not 'http'. The 's' in 'https' means 'secure'.

Most likely the virus scanning software on your computer is injecting these warnings for your protection. You can continue to ignore them. Virus software can usually be configured to allow these sites though without a warning, but I wouldn't recommend that - in the strongest way possible.

[BRS]

This site does not have a SSL certificate. If it did its address would be preceded by 'https:' not 'http'. The 's' in 'https' means 'secure'.
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[XenosN42]

I stand corrected.

However, you can access the site from the http address. The site needs to add an automatic redirect from http to https.