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Most likely using the HTTPS Everywhere addon. That website is not available via HTTP, and the user must visit the page first to accept the 'risk' of using the h
by mmsc 5y ago
Most likely using the HTTPS Everywhere addon. That website is not available via HTTP, and the user must visit the page first to accept the 'risk' of using the http version.
- nabilhat 5y agoFirefox also defaults to HTTPS by default nowadays. Lots of content blockers block third party content too. Regardless, if literally anything goes wrong with the third party dependency that the article's contrast depends on, the best case scenario here is that the text falls back on the body's background. Interestingly, the author also appears to control yu8.us Breaking one's own content by https-ing one site but not another is a great example of why to not prop up a website's basic legibility on a third party dependency, even if it's one you own and control.