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I'm for this. Any computer capable of running FF83 is powerful enough to use HTTPS everywhere. What it doesn't do, is force good TLS - there's nothing to stop
by antonyh 6y ago
I'm for this. Any computer capable of running FF83 is powerful enough to use HTTPS everywhere.
What it doesn't do, is force good TLS - there's nothing to stop a site using a weak algorithm, SSLv2/3, or old TLS versions.
It also wrecks network-level caching using appliances like Squid.
- iso1631 6y ago> What it doesn't do, is force good TLS - there's nothing to stop a site using a weak algorithm, SSLv2/3, or old TLS versions. TLS 1.0 and 1.1 were disabled in Firefox 78 in June.
- antonyh 6y agoThat's good news. I know there was some flip-flopping over this because of covid and gov sites requiring old encryption. Great to hear that it's now done with.