If it is behind a NAT and only browsing trusted sites over trusted ISP, the risk of using even plain HTTP is pretty low. Many enjoy and find comforting the old

If it is behind a NAT and only browsing trusted sites over trusted ISP, the risk of using even plain HTTP is pretty low. Many enjoy and find comforting the older OSes they're used to. Research even shows that reliving sensory experiences from a younger age can have a measurable positive effect on a person's physiology and health. I think the general trend of sacrificing everything to so-called security, which in reality just means being owned by the root certificate holders, all several hundred of them, and all their employees and affiliates, even for low-risk and low value targets, like someone who wants to blog with IE3, is overrated and stupid and will be disposed off once we feel more sure of the security of our underlying network...