> I was shooting for always loading over HTTPS, as surely loading ANYTHING we > can > over HTTPS should increase our users' security, ie jQuery, images, CSS, etc...
Yes, but only if you're assuming that only humans connect and all of them use modern browsers with good https support. Many users in the developing world access on an array of kinds of hardware and software that we would consider obsolete. Requiring the latest and greatest web technologies to access our research isn't going to decrease that development gap. Many tools, from plain server monitoring systems to reference checking systems to fancy website thumbnail services just work better and more reliably over http than https. cheers stuart
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