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HTTPS support

As of now Roll20 does not seem to support TLS, or at least it defaults to unencrypted password passing. I know it's "only" a beta gaming platform, but I predict that a lot of your users are using passwords that they use for sensitive accounts. Please implement mandatory (or at least default) HTTPS support as soon as possible. I know like to devs roll their eyes at security people, but this is a disaster waiting to happen. Also, you're not storing passwords in plain text, are you? All that said, I think this is an absolutely fantastic idea and, security stuff aside, Roll20 is off to a great start. Keep doing what you're doing!
This is a good point, well made. Would be interested to hear more (and in the meantime will change my password to some random string only used for Roll20).
Gary, Site-wide mandatory HTTPS is currently on our internal roadmap. You'll notice that the Marketplace already has this in place, and some parts of the main Roll20 site do as well (although, as you point out, not the login form, which we know is one place it really should be). This should be implemented within the next month or two. And no, we do not store passwords in plain text, rather salted + hashed. You'll notice that the password reset process sends you a secure link that expires in 24 hours. We have no way of knowing what your original password is. Thanks, RD
That's good news. Riley - many thanks. Nice to hear that security is taken seriously.