I dislike both behaviours. I prefer that if the scheme is not entered, it is treated as a relative URL. (I have managed to customize Firefox to do this.) I al

I dislike both behaviours. I prefer that if the scheme is not entered, it is treated as a relative URL. (I have managed to customize Firefox to do this.) I also dislike the way "secure contexts" work entirely. Whether or not those features are enabled should depend on whether or not the user enabled them, not on whether or not the site uses HTTPS. (I also think that a better web browser should be made, which would be mostly rewritten entirely rather than using the existing browsers, since they have so many problems.)