A few posts ago I linked to the download page for Radiate. I purchased SSL on it a few months ago but when viewing the download page Firefox is showing warnings. None of the images were to blame so I checked the embedded badge_installer.html <https://www.radii8.com/updates/badge_installer.html> iframe and found it was causing the issues. I went through everything on the page (because obviously I want a secure connection) and changed every URL to use "https://";. It still generated an warning so I checked the net connection and found it is pulling in "http://airdownload.adobe.com/air/browserapi/air.swf";.
[image: Inline image 1] It also contains a cookie that has my name and other details in clear text. I removed all the values: s_vi=; s_pers= s_fid=; s_vs=; gpv=adobe.com%3Aflashplatform%3Areference%3Aactionscript%3A3%3Aair%3Adesktop%3Aurlfilepromise; s_nr=;; ADMS_ID=; UID=; AMCV_@AdobeOrg=; mbox=session#1234#PC#1234#1234; s_fid=; dtLatC=-la; dtPC=-; SCREENNAME=Full Name was here; s_cc=; dtCookie=; FLASHPLAYER_AB=live; AIR_AB=live DNT 1 The page is here, https://www.radii8.com/updates/badge_installer.html. You can view source. I'm sure this is just analytics but the fact that my full name, my location, my pc id and other unknown information was sent in clear text over an unsecured "http" network call is a major issue in my book. Is there anyway I can fix this? First make the connection secure, and second, remove or limit the tracking cookies? NOTE: In addition this file was not available over https, " http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab";. It throws a 404. PS If you had wanted to try Radiate and don't want to use the badge installer there are direct links to the files on the download page.
