I can do better than that - I can give you a report published by Google in March 2016 which listed lots of them. https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/http

I can do better than that - I can give you a report published by Google in March 2016 which listed lots of them. https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/https/grid/ https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/https/grid/ For example, the following are all in the world's top 100 websites and none of them support any form of HTTPS. The link includes quite a few more. * alibaba.com * ask.com * ask.fm * baidu.com * cnet.com * cnn.com * dailymail.co.uk * ebay.com * globo.com * go.com * goal.com * goo.ne.jp * imdb.com * live.com * mirror.co.uk * naver.jp * nytimes.com * onet.pl * pornhub.com * telegraph.co.uk * uol.com.br * weibo.com * wikia.com * wikihow.com * wp.pl * yahoo.co.jp * yelp.com * youporn.com