Ciris: Alright, I'll make sure all my further replies are devoid of any and all humour whatsoever and that everything is serious.
The bug you are writing about is not related to the account merge. We know about the problem and we will fix it as soon as we can.
I'm not talking about the "sign up"/ "log in" buttons, which, for reasons I don't quite understand,
can be visually fixed (point #2).
Please take a look at the attached screenshots.Please look at the gold padlock in the url address in the first four, then compare it to the last one. On the PMs page there's some conflict going on, and Firefox reports that parts of it are transmitted unencrypted over the Internet. Looking at the Page Source shows that images are served over
http://images.gog.com/*.jpg and upload/avatars/YYYY/MM/*.jpg.
I assume that it's the avatars, as that's the only element missing from the other account pages
Even the redeem page over a secure connection had this issue, but apparently it was fixed sometime earlier today.
This started right after the avatars glitch and their restoration, which came with the new Galaxy-esque login screen we are presented with if we want to change our avatar, email or/ and password.
I don't know if that screen was introduced in relation to the account merge, but that's when it started.
I've submitted a support ticket, and will wait for a reply (let's see how long that will take), but I'm not keeping my hopes high.
vv221: I can’t reproduce it: avatars on the forum are served through HTTP (unencrypted), but on the account page everything is delivered through SSL encryption, including images.
I use HTTPS-Everywhere (on Iceweasel/Firefox) with a custom rule to enforce HTTPS on www.gog.com, but nothing about images.gog.com, so I don’t think the use of this plug-in is relevant here.
See my reply to Criis.
I'm not using any rules for GOG via HTTPS Everywhere ever since they broke the site with the Star Wars releases.