Converting to HTTPS

I am converting the site to HTTPS which is a secured protocol. There shouldn't be any affects other than the web address will be HTTPS://insidelake.com instead of HTTP://insidelake.com. The forum host has recommended I do this.

OK, it is done. Everything on here is encrypted now and depending on your browser it should display a "secure" label in your address bar.

I changed my bookmark and all is well. Thanks for the security.

I needed to change the bookmark also. Then no problem.

You can certainly change your bookmarks, but the site will redirect automatically. It's not a different "site": it's just a different protocol.

Exactly.

My bookmark in IE worked find. It automatically went to HTTPS.

Now, the question is, why would a computer tech use IE instead of other, more secure browsers?

I have four different browsers and do certain things on each browser. All my Lake Chapala stuff is on IE, separate from the other browsers. As long as I do not do mail, Facebook, Googling, etc. I am quite safe.

BTW, I am now RETIRED! My wife and I are in the process of moving to Jacksonville, FL. We should be moved in by April 1. I can get round trip tickets from MIA to GDL for $300 round trip on Volaris. I used to pay $650 to $700 round trip using other airlines. Quite a savings. We will be back in Lake Chapala for Aug-Sept.

Roy D.

RoyD wrote:
. I can get round trip tickets from MIA to GDL for $300 round trip on Volaris. I used to pay $650 to $700 round trip using other airlines. Quite a savings.  We will be back in Lake Chapala for Aug-Sept.

Roy D.

Unless you're willing to overpay, buy food to take w/you. Volaaris gives you NOTHING other than a small cup of water, if you ask for it, to take pills.

Bueno

OK. We get a rental car ($45 one way, unlimited miles), leave it at the airport and hop on the plane. Do not have to pay for long term parking this way.

Do not worry, we will have our own snacks and probably get an over priced drink at the airport to take aboard. I expect the plane to be a sardine can, but my wife and I are not large people, so we should be OK. I hope at least one flight attendant speaks English!

RoyD

That is discouraging. We could use the help filling out the visa application. It is always in Spanish.

Don't you have a Spanish/English dictionary? Or a translation app on your phone? Take some classes, they speak Spanish in this country.
Congratulations on your retirement.

Well, I've done it twice without the English/Spanish dictionary. So, it may only be an issue in my imagination.