Since when is destroying web standards acceptable? There are so many internet and intranet pages from 1994+. In the name of security the change way too many mo

Since when is destroying web standards acceptable? There are so many internet and intranet pages from 1994+. In the name of security the change way too many moving parts lately to push their hidden agenda. Using HTTP in local LAN is fine. Using HTTP for non login-pages is fine. Using "basic authentification" (user:pwd@IP) is fine for certain use cases. Stop breaking things. I am not using a Firefox anymore, they went insane lately, they don't bother about their community anymore. I am worried about Chrome too, TLS only for HTTP/2 is the wrong signal. So many times I couldn't open a HTTPS sites because the browser thinks the cert is broken - it was just a trivial page were I just want to read some text (not input anything) - just some me the page - something that wouldn't be a problem with HTTP. If Firefox, Chrome or whoever want to destroy access to 1994-2017 websites, go to hell. Name your forked off thing TheMicrosoftNetwork (or what not) and see it tank rather quickly.