Thanks - fixed!
It's probably worth pointing out that this is Visual Studio Code, rather than Visual Studio - the audience for the former is fairly small by comparison!
Yup - this is my fundamental problem. HTTP or HTTPS isn't the issue - sending everything I open in my editor to a third party is the problem.
Thanks Tim - I had just started trying to track Sean down, so this will help! Will update the post if I hear anything back from him.
This is my thinking too. The use of HTTP is bad, but the real issue is trusting a third party with large amounts of potentially very sensitive information. Especially when the service in question was designed for people…
I'll update the post, thanks!
Thanks - fixed!
It's probably worth pointing out that this is Visual Studio Code, rather than Visual Studio - the audience for the former is fairly small by comparison!
Yup - this is my fundamental problem. HTTP or HTTPS isn't the issue - sending everything I open in my editor to a third party is the problem.
Thanks Tim - I had just started trying to track Sean down, so this will help! Will update the post if I hear anything back from him.
This is my thinking too. The use of HTTP is bad, but the real issue is trusting a third party with large amounts of potentially very sensitive information. Especially when the service in question was designed for people…
I'll update the post, thanks!