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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Implementation of this "feature" should not depend on popularity. It is the only right *and* secure way to redirect from non-www to www domain. If this is not done, then the HSTS header is never sent for the non-www version of the domain, allowing MITM attacks / stripping HTTPS.

    IMHO Plesk should use the secure way by default: redirect from HTTP to HTTPS first (allowing the HSTS header to be sent) and *then redirect from non-www to www.

    If there really are people who wish to not do this, avoid one redirect and immediately redirect to https://www.domain.tld, then allow them to override the secure default. IMHO this is over-optimization, as these days (with HTTP/2) there is not nearly as much overhead as there was before.

    Please fix this if this is not done already. :-)

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