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You could define the "norm" in one of two ways though - the user experience norm, and the server setup norm. If a user sees HTTPS most of the time (seeing the l
by swsieber 10y ago
You could define the "norm" in one of two ways though - the user experience norm, and the server setup norm. If a user sees HTTPS most of the time (seeing the lock in the URL bar, even if just from a few large sights), then that is their norm - they'd expect that all sights would do that.
- lucideer 10y agoMaybe, but - despite the constant back and forth by the tech community about the minutiae of address bar security indicator UX - nobody really notices whether they're on a HTTP or HTTPS site. The new warnings for password fields are a promising step however.