It's been almost 12 years I started using Apache Tomcat. I believe when I did my 1st under grade project, it was on Tomcat version 1.x. Now it's already on version 8.0. Mostly I've been in touch with …
SSL Certs Archives...
Are you looking to move from HTTP to HTTPS and install a SSL certificate on yourWordPress site? We have provided list of 10+ tricks for you to apply on y our site.
KeyCDN – Nextgen Content Delivery Network with HTTP/2 and Free Let’s Encrypt Integration
Recently we got chance to play with KeyCDN and would like to bring up Key point and features about Nextgen Content Delivery Network for all Crunchify Readers. On Crunchify we have been using …
Google Adsense Revenue Drops after Moving WordPress Site over to HTTPS / SSL
Moving site from http to https results in much lower earnings. As you may have noticed on our recent blog post on How to move WordPress site over to HTTPS, Crunchify moved over to HTTPS and enabled …
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Moving to HTTPs on WordPress – How to Add SSL and HTTPS in WordPress?
Today we enabled HTTPS site-wide on Crunchify Premium site. It was something I wanted to do since last 6 months and finally made my mind to move to HTTPS. This is THE handy Checklist and Complete …
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MaxCDN and EdgeSSL option for WordPress HTTPS Site – How to Enable SSL on your MaxCDN
How to enable SSL for your MaxCDN account? Are you running your WordPress site over HTTPS (SSL)? MaxCDN is one of the best and greatest Content Delivery Provider in the current market. We love …
How to Install SSL Certificate on cPanel for your WordPress Blog – Generate CSR and CRT
HTTP over SSL is one of the criteria for Google to put your search result page at the top of the result. I gave it a try and enabled HTTPS (SSL) on https://crunchify.com. In this tutorial we will …
WordPress: How to Force Specific Pages to be Secure – SSL – https
SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization’s details. When installed on a web server, it activates the padlock and the https protocol (over port …
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