I'm unable to browse my company's e-mail portal with Sputnik. It requires secure HTTP connections ("https"), and the server responds with a "bad request" page.
Is there something missing in the bundled MorphOS 2.2 version of Sputnik, in order to do HTTPS connections? Or is it a case of bad luck from my part, and Sputnik requests aren't understood by this server? By the way, it's a Microsoft IIS server...
Can anybody provide an HTTPS URL that dioes work, for me to test it?

could be just that, no go on ebay either

Hi, I don't think there's a problem with the SSL as a whole - because I just tested PayPal (secure login part - SSL, account activity browsing - SSL aswell) and seems like it works just fine. Try it yourself...

https://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_login-run

I was told though that sometimes webpages that have poorly written JavaScript part could confuse Sputnik. SSL seems to work just fine.

OK, thankyou for your answers. But I don't see a relation between a script inside a page and problems with the protocol. The (bad) request is built by the browser's net code, not by a (JavaScript) program in the page which, by definition, doesn't allow for any interesting operation.

You wanted a working https URL, and I provided it

There may be no relation between JavaScript and problems you're having; I'm just passing on the information I got.