No, I went and looked at some examples and at the bottom of one of them
was a link back that had the dead link.
On 2016-02-26 11:05, Kurt Wendt wrote:
Mike - I'm confused! Alan gave the link w/o the 's' in the 'http'.
And, it's not the site needs to be Secure - thus why it's not https.
Do you have some kind of browser settings that's automatically
changing http to https?
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Kurt Wendt
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On 2016-02-26 09:28, Alan Bourke wrote:
You could just do it in Visme (http://www.visme.co) note .co not .com
This looks pretty cool! Someone should tell them that this link of
theirs doesn't work though: https://visme.co/ Details: The webpage
at https://visme.co/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved
permanently to a new web address.
but if you change it to http: instead of https: , it works.
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