Normalize URLs – omit www in https://www.senris.com

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 2 minutesThe official URL of this site has been changed to https://senris.com by omitting www. You can easily normalize the URL by setting the WordPress address and site address in the general settings of the WordPress management screen.

Even though the homepage builder has been upgraded to hpb22, the WordPress function has not been updated for more than 5 years (WP5.5 incompatible / Google Analytics 4 non-compatible, non-SSL support, etc.) - hpb Dashboard renovation

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 4 minutesThe homepage builder has been upgraded to hpb22, but the WordPress function remains neglected, so I will explain how to deal with it... hpb dashboard plug-in is WP5.5 incompatible / Google search pancle list problem / SSL issue, etc.

Discarded Windows XP laptop si MSI U100- memory expansion and renovation to Windows 10

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 3 minutesThe Wind Netbook U100, an old Taiwanese laptop that was launched about 10 years ago, has been renovated from Windows XP to Windows 10 machines. Added 1GB of internal memory and upgraded the browser.

SSL of this site is completed.

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesWe have completed the process of installing SSL on our website, which has been a long-awaited issue! SSL is an abbreviation for "Secure Sockets Layer," and SSL refers to changing the WWW protocol from unencrypted communication (http:) to encrypted communication (https:). The actual communication protocol is not SSL, but encrypted communication using "TLS 1.2/1.3".

Mystery where search keywords are gone

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesBy the way, I noticed something while looking at Google Analytics that for some reason the search keywords were not included in the access analysis results. I wondered why, so I googled it and found a blog that explained why, ``I can't track search keywords...Is there a way to deal with direct referrals?'' In other words, the cause seems to be that Google encrypted the search itself with SSL in October 2011, making it impossible to retrieve the search keywords of users who visited via Google. From a webmaster's point of view, this information is what I most want to know, but I feel that there is little point in doing access analysis. I wonder if other search engines like Yahoo!, Bing, etc. are going in this direction (–;)