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>#2 and #3 are just because Google and browser vendors simply limit these things to HTTPS Seems like a pretty real and legitimate reason to me.
by vtlynch 11y ago
>#2 and #3 are just because Google and browser vendors simply limit these things to HTTPS
Seems like a pretty real and legitimate reason to me.
- untog 11y agoSeems like a pretty real and legitimate reason to me. Sure, but HTTPS doesn't provide it. I mean, not really. HTTPS is the flag by which browser manufacturers have toggled the behaviour.
- ybx 11y agoHTTPS doesn't directly provide it, sure, but it's still a benefit you get when using HTTPS. This is just pedantic.