WEB-218JIRA's project URLs are not identical to default URL layout
Flaw
The text of the URLs associated with all JIRA project summaries (except Minecraft API and REALMS) doesn't look the same as what the site URL you actually end up to through the automatic redirection.
Details
The connection type written in the URLs are HTTP, which makes it look like the connection isn't secured through HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS-connected by default. Also, the sites redirect from for example www.minecraft.net to minecraft.net, so no triple W:s are needed.
Fixes
| JIRA Project | Current URL | Expected URL |
|---|---|---|
| Minecraft | http://www.minecraft.net | https://minecraft.net |
| Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Edition | http://www.minecraft.net/pocket | https://minecraft.net 1 |
| Minecraft Launcher | http://www.minecraft.net | https://minecraft.net |
| Scrolls | http://scrolls.com | https://scrolls.com |
1 The link http://www.minecraft.net/pocket for Pocket & Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring).
Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or maybe the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.
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NormalCreated Issue:
URLs to projects in this JIRA appear to be HTTP instead of HTTPS
The associated URLs for all projects(except Minecraft API) on this JIRA appear to be connected with HTTP instead of HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS connected.
Project:
- Minecraft
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Beta Edition:
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net/pocket
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net/pocket
- Minecraft Launcher
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Scrolls
Current URL: http://scrolls.com
Expected URL: https://scrolls.comKeep in mind: I deleted "www." in the expected links. Decide whether you want it or not, Mojang.
Attachments1
URLs to projects in this JIRAappear to be HTTP instead of HTTPSJIRA's project URLs appear to be HTTP instead of HTTPS
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[Mojang] Web Team[Mojang] Web TeamYes. The only annoyance is that HTTP blockers will make the links unaccessible, since the blockers think the links aren't HTTPS.
![[Mojang] Adrian Östergård](../../../data/assets/gravatar/nighter.jpeg){kind=small}
[Mojang] Adrian ÖstergårdStill an issue as of 2016-11-01
The associated URLs for all projects(except Minecraft API) on this JIRA appear to be connected with HTTP instead of HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS connected.
Project:
- Minecraft
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Beta Edition:
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net/pocket
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Launcher
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Scrolls
Current URL: http://scrolls.com
Expected URL: https://scrolls.comKeep in mind: I deleted "www." in the expected links. Decide whether you want it or not, Mojang.
The associated URLs for all projects (except Minecraft API) on this JIRA appear to be connected with HTTP instead of HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS connected.
Project:
- Minecraft
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Beta Edition:
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net/pocket
Expected URL*: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Launcher
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Scrolls
Current URL: http://scrolls.com
Expected URL: https://scrolls.com*The old link for Pocket/Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring). Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.
I deleted "www." in the expected links' URLs for the reason of entering the sites with "www." redirects to the exact sites I suggested as expected sites.
The
associated URLs for all projects (except Minecraft API) on this JIRA appear to be connected with HTTP instead of HTTPS, eventhough thesites actually are HTTPS connected.Project:
- Minecraft
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Beta Edition:
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net/pocket
Expected URL*: https://minecraft.net
- Minecraft Launcher
Current URL: http://www.minecraft.net
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net
- Scrolls
Current URL: http://scrolls.com
Expected URL: https://scrolls.com*The old link for Pocket/Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring
).Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.I deleted "www." in the expected links' URLs for the reason of entering the sites with "www." redirects to the exact sites I suggested as expected sites.
Flaw
The text of the URLs associated with all JIRA project summaries (except Minecraft API and REALMS) doesn't look the same as what the site URL you actually end up to through the automatic redirection.
Details
The connection type written in the URLs are HTTP, which makes it look like the connection isn't secured through HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS-connected by default. Also, the sites redirect from for example www.minecraft.net to minecraft.net, so no triple W:s are needed.
Fixes
JIRA Project Current URL Expected URL Minecraft http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Edition http://www.minecraft.net/pocket https://minecraft.net* Minecraft Launcher http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Scrolls http://scrolls.com https://scrolls.com *The link http://www.minecraft.net/pocket for Pocket & Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring).
Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or maybe the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.
JIRA's project URLsappear to be HTTP instead of HTTPSJIRA's project URLs isn't identical to default URL layout
Still apparent after the Mojang Bug Tracker update yesterday.
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Flaw
The text of the URLs associated with all JIRA project summaries (except Minecraft API and REALMS) doesn't look the same as what the site URL you actually end up to through the automatic redirection.
Details
The connection type written in the URLs are HTTP, which makes it look like the connection isn't secured through HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS-connected by default. Also, the sites redirect from for example www.minecraft.net to minecraft.net, so no triple W:s are needed.
Fixes
JIRA Project Current URL Expected URL Minecraft http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Edition http://www.minecraft.net/pocket https://minecraft.net* Minecraft Launcher http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Scrolls http://scrolls.com https://scrolls.com
*The link http://www.minecraft.net/pocket for Pocket & Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring).
Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or maybe the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.Flaw
The text of the URLs associated with all JIRA project summaries (except Minecraft API and REALMS) doesn't look the same as what the site URL you actually end up to through the automatic redirection.
Details
The connection type written in the URLs are HTTP, which makes it look like the connection isn't secured through HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS-connected by default. Also, the sites redirect from for example www.minecraft.net to minecraft.net, so no triple W:s are needed.
Fixes
JIRA Project Current URL Expected URL Minecraft http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Edition http://www.minecraft.net/pocket https://minecraft.net 1 Minecraft Launcher http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Scrolls http://scrolls.com https://scrolls.com 1 The link http://www.minecraft.net/pocket for Pocket & Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring).
Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or maybe the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.
JIRA's project URLsisn't identical to default URL layoutJIRA's project URLs are not identical to default URL layout
Flaw
The text of the URLs associated with all JIRA project summaries (except Minecraft API and REALMS) doesn't look the same as what the site URL you actually end up to through the automatic redirection.
Details
The connection type written in the URLs are HTTP, which makes it look like the connection isn't secured through HTTPS, even though the sites actually are HTTPS-connected by default. Also, the sites redirect from for example www.minecraft.net to minecraft.net, so no triple W:s are needed.
Fixes
JIRA Project Current URL Expected URL Minecraft http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Minecraft Pocket Edition & Windows 10 Edition http://www.minecraft.net/pocket https://minecraft.net 1 Minecraft Launcher http://www.minecraft.net https://minecraft.net Scrolls http://scrolls.com https://scrolls.com 1 The link http://www.minecraft.net/pocket for Pocket & Windows 10 Edition has been removed (see comment by [Mojang] Kristoffer Jelbring).
Also, I didn't find an official Pocket/Windows 10 Edition site, so https://minecraft.net or maybe the iOS, Android and Microsoft sites for Minecraft will do.
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The URL in the Jira Minecraft Earth summary section is "http://minecraft.net", without "https" in it and also doesn't link to Minecraft Earth on minecraft.net, inconsistent with the Jira Realms summary URL (where it links to https://minecraft.net/realms).
Expected URL: https://minecraft.net/earth
Although you don't host the Jira, these kind of issues have been fixed before, like WEB-218, WEB-219 and WEB-764.
They should fix this but this is okay. The links work.
This is not a web team issue since we don't host the JIRA.
Still apparent after the Mojang Bug Tracker update on Mars 24, 2017