alt Hacker NewsIf you're only using Cloudfare for DNS, but HTTPS connections go directly to your server, how does it inject HTML?
You must be allowing Cloudfare to terminate your HTTPS connections; i.e. using them for actual proxying.
If you're only using Cloudfare for DNS, but HTTPS connections go directly to your server, how does it inject HTML?
You must be allowing Cloudfare to terminate your HTTPS connections; i.e. using them for actual proxying.
The orange cloud icon in dns settings, in other words, but that's opt-out too. So yeah - double opt-out I guess.