For the purpose expounded by the author, I find this to be a good move (somewhat similar to accessibility). I agree that serving HTTP to old machines and browse

For the purpose expounded by the author, I find this to be a good move (somewhat similar to accessibility). I agree that serving HTTP to old machines and browsers is better than providing a false sense of comfort by using broken ciphers and protocols. Continuing to serve HTTPS for newer browsers with stronger protocols sounds like a good way to serve more people. Aside from addressing the CSS and JS minimalism required for such sites to accommodate older browsers, how would one get the server settings done on Apache on a shared web host? The author provides instructions only for nginx.