Cloudflare

In case you use SSL with your website and you enabled Cloudflare, your website might go in a redirect loop. This is because of how SSL Support is configured with Cloudflare. By default it is set to ‘Flexible’. Flexible means that SSL requests … Continued

Cloudflare services are enabled for a given domain name and once activated can also be applied for any of its subdomains. Before you can use Cloudflare for a subdomain, you would have to enable the service for your main domain. … Continued

In case you have JavaScript that is trying to load Java Applets on your website and you are receiving 403 error message while you are using the Cloudflare service, please access your Cloudflare account settings and disable the following feature: “Browser Integrity … Continued

If your website is experiencing a DDoS attack, then Cloudflare could help mitigating it. The Cloudflare service has an option designed to be used when under a DDoS attack and you enable it from your cPanel -> Cloudflare tool, then click Manage next to the entry for your … Continued

Cloudflare is designed to protect your website from many types of malicious online activities such as: Web software vulnerabilities SQL injections Spam comments Cross-site attacks Bruteforcing These are always enabled by default for the service so there is no need for … Continued

Having Cloudflare enabled for your website will not affect your Google Analytics stats. Cloudflare’s proxy does not interfere with the connection between your website and Google’s servers. Thus when visitors open your site, they interact directly with Google’s servers. This … Continued

Yes, Cloudflare uses gzip to compress your website content, so you don’t have to enable gzip yourself. If, however, you enable gzip for your website, it will not cause any disruptions and your website will remain fully functional.

Cloudflare gathers threat data from various sources to build a reputation for every visitor. You set the desired security level for your site and then Cloudflare stops any threats before they reach your site. Cloudflare’s reputation-based security works as a … Continued

If you enable Cloudflare for your domain name and set the SSL settings to Flexible, Full or Full (Strict) then the connection between the visitor and the Cloudflare servers will be encrypted. The encryption is done via a Comodo multidomain SSL which the Cloudflare service … Continued