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Hi there, Unfortunately there is no really way to set TXT records on free hosting. Even using the Cloudflare you cannot set custom DNS servers, as they send you to the Byet panel. --- Best wishes, Hostronavt Team, Free hosting #1 in Russia.

My clients have the same problem. Can you comment @mike?

It is secure, but not trusted by browsers. It is the point of self signed certificates.

iFastNet sets his self-signed certificate automatically if nothing is set in vPanel. You do not have to do anything

Hello @vnzlahost It is not possible right now, you can only do this for your own site for example using my service freessl.space and recommend it to other clients. Only self signed SSL certificates are activated instantly

Hi there, There is no such a chance unfortunately. There are only self-signed certificates activated automatically. The only idea is to make some recommendations how to get free SSL for clients - for example freessl.space works. Check out my topic.

On Free SSL Space you have something like this: subdomain.yourdomain.org CNAME something Source is subdomain, and destination is the big domain after CNAME (something)

If your use free hosting services, there is a CNAME records section in VistaPanel

I will check it, but we support it, there is our list of supported devices/browsers: Web Browsers AOL 5+ Apple Safari 1+ Camino 1.0+ Firefox 1.0+ Flock 1.0+ Google Chrome 1+ Konqueror (KDE) Konqueror 2.2.1+ Maxthon 2+ Microsoft IE 5.01+ Microsoft WebTV Microsoft IE 5.01+ Microsoft IE 7+ (Vista) Microsoft IE 7+ (Windows XP) Microsoft WebTV Mozilla Firefox 1.0+ Mozilla Suite 1.0+ Mozilla 0.6 + MSN Explorer Netscape Communicator 4.51+ Opera 5+ Red Hat Linux Konqueror Safari (Mac OS) 10+ and higher Sony Playstation Micro Browsers /PDAs ACCESS NetFront Browser v3.4 + Access NetFront ACCESS NetFront™ — 3.3 and higher Android™ — All versions Apple iOS 2.0+ AT&T BlackBerry® — 4.1 and higher Brew iPad™ — All versions iPhone® — All versions KDDI Openwave v6.2.0.12 + Kindle® — All versions Kyocera Microsoft IE Pocket PC 2003 Microsoft IE Smartphone 2003 Microsoft Windows CE 2003 Microsoft IE Pocket PC 2003 Microsoft IE Smartphone 2003 Microsoft Windows CE 2003 Motorola® phones Netfront 3.0+ Netscape Communicator 4.51+ Nintendo Wii Nokia phones Nokia® devices Nook® NTT Docomo Openwave mobile browser Opera 7.0+ Opera Mini v3+ Opera mini Opera Mobile 6+ Palm / Handspring Blazer 2.0+ Palm OS® — 6.1 and higher Palm Treo RIM BlackBerry OS RIM BlackBerry Tablet OS RIM Blackberry v4.2.1 + SoftBank Mobile Sony Netjuke audio Sony Netjuke audio Sony Playstation 3 Sony PlayStation Portable® Sony-Ericsson phones Sprint® devices Sun Java Runtime® (JRE) Symbian OS based handsets (Levono, Nokia, Orange, Panasonic, Samsung, Siemens, Sony-Ericsson) TorchMobile Iris Browser Vodaphone webOS Windows CE Windows Mobile 2003+, 5+ Windows Mobile 5 and 6** Windows Mobile® 2005 AKU 2 and higher Windows Phone 7+ Microsoft Windows Mobile 5/6* Server Platforms Apache + MOD SSL Apache + Raven 1.5x Apache + Raven Apache + SSLeay BEA WebLogic C2Net Stronghold Cobalt RaQ3/RaQ4 "Main Site" cPanel / WHM Ensim Control Panel HSphere IBM HTTP Server iPlanet Enterprise Server 4.1 iPlanet Server / Sun One Java Web Server (Javasoft / Sun) Lotus Domino 4.6 and higher Microsoft IE Server 4.0 Microsoft IE Server 5.0 & 6.0 Microsoft IIS Microsoft ISA Microsoft Live Communication Server Netscape Enterprise/Fast Track Novell ConsoleOne O'Reilly / DWP 2.X / 3.X Plesk Stronghold 3 Tomcat WebSTAR 4 Zeus Web Server v3 Application Suites Adobe AIR IBM Web Sphere Custom Environment (WCE) IBM Web Sphere Micro Environment (WME) Microsoft Authenticode Mozilla Suite 1.0+ Sea Monkey Sun J2EE 1.4.2_02 Sun Java SE 1.4.2+ Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Additional Applications Google Checkout Internet Explorer 7: (Vista) Internet Explorer 7: (XP) Mozilla Firefox 3. SeaMonkey Sun Java 1.4.2 Mail Servers Courier IMAP CPopper CPPop (cPanel mail server) and other stunnel based mail servers Exchange 5 / 2000 / 2003 (Outlook Web Access) IPswitch IMAIL Postfix Document Security Platforms Microsoft Office(Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, InfoPath) Microsft Outlook 2013/2010/2007/2003, Windows Live Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird, MAC OS X Mail, Apple Mail, Eudora, iOS, Android and more. Email Clients (S/MIME) Lotus Notes Mail.app (Mac OS X) Microsoft Outlook 99+ Microsoft / Windows Mail 1.0+ (Vista) Microsoft Entourage (OS/X) Microsoft Outlook 99+ Microsoft Outlook Express 5+ Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0+ Mulberry Email 3.1.6+ Netscape Communicator 4.51+ Qualcomm Eudora 6.2+ The Bat 1+ Microsoft Outlook 99+ So, Mozilla Firefox is included, let us check it in PM messages.

@Hippo and one more time: certificates are issued by Sectigo - it means nearly all browsers support it. But CA bundle does its thing, without it not all browsers support Sectigo CA, like Let's Encrypt as well

It explains really easy. iFastNet does not support CA bundle, so it might be caused by that - compability is less, you can PM me with your browser, I'll check it. But you will have the same problem with Let's Encrypt, so there is no another way.

Problem is decided, just @rukitinc forgot to set up CNAME

Maybe you need to change links from http to https in your HTML? Certificate working cannot somehow change site!

Thank you for reviews! Waiting for more, any questions - PM me.

You can PM me, because I do not really understand, what you want