That's because your certificate is provided by GitHub but your hostname doesn't match... I think you have to either switch to http or provide your own certificate
You can use a custom domain with GitHub Pages and get a valid certificate from Let's Encrypt automatically. You need to ensure you have a CNAME file in your repo and your DNS settings are set up correctly. Check out docs.github.com/en/github/working-...
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GitHub Pages ftw
I'm hosting my website for free on github pages, too. But it doesn't support https. Therefore most people would see an warning page.
Not only does it support https, it forces it... Have you messed up the configuration?
Ah, my bad. It is using https. But the certificate is not valid:
pandaquests.de
That's because your certificate is provided by GitHub but your hostname doesn't match... I think you have to either switch to http or provide your own certificate
Ok. I'll have a look how I can provide a certificate.
You can use a custom domain with GitHub Pages and get a valid certificate from Let's Encrypt automatically. You need to ensure you have a CNAME file in your repo and your DNS settings are set up correctly. Check out docs.github.com/en/github/working-...
Hmm... I think I did that. But it still says my certificate is invalid
GitHub Pages is great, but eventually you come to realize that it's not. Netlify has so much more that GitHub Pages is lacking—plugins, redeploys, stop auto publishing, and a bunch of other useful features.