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<blockquote data-quote="Randy B. Singer" data-source="post: 1891804" data-attributes="member: 190607">No, I only ever had the one link to offer.&nbsp; The link is to an IMGUR page, I believe that they are all &quot;https&quot;.I'm not trying to be a jerk, honestly I'm not.&nbsp; But what are you afraid might happen if you used an &quot;http&quot; link? Have I missed something?&nbsp; Has there ever been a report of a Macintosh user being somehow harmed by visiting a page that was &quot;http&quot; rather than &quot;https&quot;?&nbsp; I mean, I can understand it if you wanted the increased security for, for instance, your banking Web site, or for a commerce Web site where you exchange payment information.&nbsp;&nbsp; (Not that I've heard of any real world problems for either), but I don't see the need to be paranoid about just about any other sort of &quot;http&quot; Web site.&nbsp; You certainly can't be worried that some nafarious entity is going to intercept the chart of Adobe alternatives that you access, are you?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Randy B. Singer, post: 1891804, member: 190607"] No, I only ever had the one link to offer. The link is to an IMGUR page, I believe that they are all "https". I'm not trying to be a jerk, honestly I'm not. But what are you afraid might happen if you used an "http" link? Have I missed something? Has there ever been a report of a Macintosh user being somehow harmed by visiting a page that was "http" rather than "https"? I mean, I can understand it if you wanted the increased security for, for instance, your banking Web site, or for a commerce Web site where you exchange payment information. (Not that I've heard of any real world problems for either), but I don't see the need to be paranoid about just about any other sort of "http" Web site. You certainly can't be worried that some nafarious entity is going to intercept the chart of Adobe alternatives that you access, are you? [/QUOTE]

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