Force a quick redirect to HTTPS on Github Pages for your domain (and only your domain)

ssl-redirect.html

<script>
var host = "YOURDOMAIN.github.io";
if ((host == window.location.host) && (window.location.protocol != "https:"))
    window.location.protocol = "https";
</script>

Because my Github page shows ssl warnings, i've reverse the example and added this piece of code to every .html and .md file to show it with http:

<script>
    if (window.location.host.indexOf('github.io') > -1 && window.location.protocol == "https:"){
        window.location.protocol = "http";
    }
</script>

Those files are fully public, there's no real reason to pass them with ssl to the user.
Maybe i add Ajax on the future, but it's good enough for now. Still don't know if there's something to try with yaml config for this.

@hakatashi thanks, saves me the hassle

@mikeumus "Always uses https" is equivalente to the 301 redirects?
Here is a tutorial about that: https://rck.ms/jekyll-github-pages-custom-domain-gandi-https-ssl-cloudflare/

@mikeumus worked AWESOMELY!!! ~THANK YOU!!!

You must check for http and NOT for https

bad:

window.location.protocol != "https:"

safe:

window.location.protocol === "http:"

Why? Because in webapps wrapped in Electron and NWjs there's no http - it's file: and chrome-extension:

So:

/*global window */
/*jslint browser: true */
(function (root) {
	"use strict";
	var h = root ? root.location.hostname : "",
	p = root ? root.location.protocol : "";
	if ("http:" === p && !(/^(localhost|127.0.0.1)/).test(h)) {
		root.location.protocol = "https:";
	}
}
	("undefined" !== typeof window ? window : this));

In this article, explain how to work HTTPS URL for your custom domain if you are using cloudflare.

https://infinitbility.com/always-use-https-url-using-cloudflare

shorter condition:

 if (window.location.href.match("http://MYDOMAIN")) window.location.protocol='https:'

Note that the MYDOMAIN can even be partial (e.g. to support both domain.github.io, domain.com, whatever) or use more complex regex matching. The important thing is to avoid the test domains (http://localhost, http://127.0.0.1, etc)

but where should i add the code. into my index.html?