yeah - you DO want to run
gmail over
https; I am surprised this is not the default and I am surprised I did not already have this setting turned on.
In gmail click the settings link in the upper right hand corner
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Then scroll to the bottom and select 'Always use https' in the Browser connection section
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEja2W1bSxAQvyEJl1SnKjvXtpHhyphenhyphen2o7BaONdPbDTe7gcAxpKQfU6wzZlo4koc6hX0d4AQBJ37B22hkbP87NkfWlYaMlIt5CBVzhiHCQMOyyspreOBaK5kjiQDMhd28C4He0ry9YpMlZCQI/s400/gmail_https_setting.png)
This came up while I was watching a great screen cast '
Security - What rails will and won't do for you', it was from '
Scotland On Rails Presentations', there are 27 different presentations and all downloadable
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