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Installing HTTPS requires obtaining SSL/TLS certificate. This used to be complex and expensive, but thanks to free certificate providers, issuing HTTPS certificates is much easier nowadays. We present and compare the top 5 free SSL/TLS certificate providers in terms of cost, validity, limits, and other details. Read more …

ZeroSSL vs Let’s Encrypt: What to Choose?

To implement HTTPS, website owners need to issue an SSL/TLS certificate. Obtaining such certificates used to be difficult and expensive. However, it’s getting much easier and cheaper with the available automated and free certificate providers. In this article, we compare Let’s Encrypt and ZeroSSL certificates in terms of prices, issuing, validity, renewals, and many other aspects. Read more …

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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a cornerstone of the internet. It is the part that gives websites their final visual representation in the browsers. As a client-side technique, CSS rules can be viewed, modified, and disabled right inside the visitor’s browser. This article describes the most useful techniques to deactivate webpage styles for testing and other purposes. Read more …

How to See and Extract CSS of a Website [Practical Guide]

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HTTP is the primary instrument for navigating the internet, it manages the connection between web browsers and visited websites. HTTP protocol is based on a sequence of request-response messages, where the request holds our data and the response brings back the website content. This article discusses the security concerns of HTTP protocol, how safe it is, and what are the threats of visiting HTTP websites. Read more …

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Developing software programs usually involves dealing with many common and repetitive problems. These frequently encountered issues can be often found solved elsewhere by someone else. Copying and re-using others’ solutions could easily save hours and maybe days implementing the same solution over and over again. We discuss why developers copy/paste code, when, and how often. We also check to what extent it is legal to copy code from common platforms. Read more …

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