myclub
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- Dec 25, 2023
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I’ve been struggling with a weird issue in Google Search Console for almost 3 months, and I’m wondering if anyone here has dealt with something similar.
I have a site (running on Nginx), and HTTPS is fully configured and working. Here’s what I’ve confirmed:
HTTPS certificate (Let’s Encrypt) is valid and up-to-date All HTTP traffic redirects to HTTPS No mixed content (confirmed via WhyNoPadlock) Sitemap is live and fetched regularly by Google Pages are crawlable and indexed (checked with URL Inspection tool) No robots.txt or noindex issues New content is added daily Site has high-quality backlinks and a growing DRDespite this, under the Page Experience → HTTPS section in Search Console, I’m still seeing this message:
“Pages are not served over HTTPS”
Last updated: May 20, 2025
When I check the sample URL listed there (which is my homepage), Search Console says:
- No crawl detected
- No data available
But when I use URL inspection on the same page, it shows that:
- Google crawled it successfully
- Page is indexed
- Canonical is correct
What I’ve tried so far:
- Verified 301 redirects from HTTP to HTTPS
- Curl tests show correct HTTPS headers
- Site added as a domain property in Search Console
- Regular manual indexing requests
- Fast hosting, fast response time
- No security issues or blockages on server side
- Submitted sitemap manually and automatically
My current guess:
I suspect that Search Console is not evaluating the www + HTTPS version correctly under domain property. So I’m now trying to add the site as a separate URL-prefix property using https://www... and re-submitting the homepage and sitemap there.
My questions to the community:
- Has anyone fixed this exact “HTTPS Not Evaluated” issue?
- Did adding the www version as a separate property help?
- How long did it take for the HTTPS status to update?
Any insight or experience would really help. Thanks!