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Right, but that's not HTTPS Everywhere. HTTPS Everywhere was "this site already has HTTPS, and really should only use that, but doesn't, so we'll redirect you
by Macha 4y ago
Right, but that's not HTTPS Everywhere.
HTTPS Everywhere was "this site already has HTTPS, and really should only use that, but doesn't, so we'll redirect you to the HTTPS version". Now sites that have HTTPS default to it, and browsers have options to basically try https first and see if it works.
- recursive 4y agoShould have been called "HTTPS as long as its already there". "HTTPS Everywhere" is pretty suggestive. And the English meaning of the words might be a worthwhile goal too.
- blowski 4y agoWhat more would you expect of a browser plugin?
- core-utility 4y agoWas there any confusion about the plugin creating an HTTPS capability where one doesn't exist? I always understood the outcome to be very clear.