Today my friend Andrew Berry pointed out to me that his browser was warning him about this blog not having HTTPS enabled. For additional irony he noticed that while reading my article on How to use HTTPS in your local environment.
I host this site on GitHub pages as static HTML + JS + CSS. Then I self-host other privacy
respecting services in my server for things like comments and
analytics. My Jekyll plugin for the feed generation was detecting the URL as
http://mateuaguilo.com from the GitHub Pages configuration. This lead to the
RSS feed to contain all links as HTTP 😱, even if I added HTTPS
a while ago.
I logged-in to the repository and navigated to the GitHub Pages settings. Now there is an option to enforce HTTPS. This fixed the RSS feed.
