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IIRC HTTPS Everywhere works by having a whitelist of domains that are also accessible over https, and switches to https for those. So if a site isn't in the wh
by jabl 6y ago
IIRC HTTPS Everywhere works by having a whitelist of domains that are also accessible over https, and switches to https for those.
So if a site isn't in the whitelist, it won't modify the request in any way.
- zapt02 6y agoHTTPS Everywhere will attempt to connect to a site using SSL, and if that times out will pop out an error message and allow you to load the site over HTTP temporarily. At least that's how it works on Firefox + latest version of the extension.
- cmeacham98 6y agoOnly if you have the "encrypt all elgible sites" option enabled, which is disabled by default.