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• Actually, there is a perfectly good reason: processing. By placing everything on a web site under SSL, you are creating unecessary processor load on both the web server and the web client, as all data for the page -- the page itself, stylesheets, scripts, images, everything so as not to generate warnings, or just have it…

  in No wonder accounts are being TRIBBLE.... Comment by toanstation May 2013
• Actually, while the login page itself isn't SSL encrypted, the submission of the login information is. If you use some type of web diagnostic tool, like the deverlopers tools in IE10 or Firebug for Firefox, you can watch the what's being sent and retrieved by a page and see that the submission of the login information does…

  in No wonder accounts are being TRIBBLE.... Comment by toanstation May 2013