You are correct, I support every known browser, and I test with every browser I can get my hands on. It doesn't mean every single browser will work, but with e

You are correct, I support every known browser, and I test with every browser I can get my hands on. It doesn't mean every single browser will work, but with each tested browser, the chances of that increase. I consider all our communications to be monitored, and put accessibility above so-called privacy. Anyway, I don't believe SSL provides privacy in any reasonable way except against the most basic of attackers. For text-based websites which only provide information for reading and do not deal in commerce, I think making SSL optional is perfectly reasonable, and our SSL obsession has hurt us tremendously in accessibility, while adding a huge attack layer and obfuscating our own communications from ourselves.