This is awesome. It's one of those pet peeves of mine that some SSL-enabled sites don't ever default to the secure version (and sometimes you don't know one exi

This is awesome. It's one of those pet peeves of mine that some SSL-enabled sites don't ever default to the secure version (and sometimes you don't know one exists). I've actually been using Privoxy (http://www.privoxy.org/ http://www.privoxy.org/) to do the same (among other things, like ad blocking). My privoxy actions file for that: http://media1.mike.tig.as/files/privoxy-ssl.txt http://media1.mike.tig.as/files/privoxy-ssl.txt