Some users are not aware of what secure connection is and how it is related to Cookie Script, so we decided to give a little explanation on this.
In a few words, a secure connection enables a more secure way of user interaction with the website. That's why major websites like google.com and facebook.com use a secure connection. You can see it as a green lock in a browser address bar (looks differently in different browsers):
A secure connection is often used in web-shops during checkout in order to protect customer personal and credit card information. If you don't have a secure connection (green lock) on your website, then you can use a regular HTTP connection.
If your website has a page where a secure connection is used, all scripts and elements on that page must be attached using a secure connection as well. Otherwise, the green lock will become grey and users will see a warning:
Cookie Script supports secure connection, which means all your secured pages will remain fully secured and will show green lock without warnings (unless you have some other unsecured content).