The problem isn't just HTTPS, it's the ever-expanding array of various APIs and technologies that "must" be implemented to be a "real" or "complete" browser. Ev

The problem isn't just HTTPS, it's the ever-expanding array of various APIs and technologies that "must" be implemented to be a "real" or "complete" browser. Even Firefox, that's been around for a long time and has a fairly large mind share, is at best an afterthought in many web projects. The amount of APIs that need to be implemented to be considered even a basic web browser is so huge that it's not an approachable project for just about any organization, and as an individual it's just not possible.