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They aren't the only one; many people have similar opinions (including myself), that it should do what the end user specifies instead of what the server specifi

They aren't the only one; many people have similar opinions (including myself), that it should do what the end user specifies instead of what the server specifies. Better web browsers will need to be written, and it isn't so simple to do. (I have some ideas about it, though.) (You are right that HSTS is a response header, but I think that it is a bad idea. Even though I have a old version of Firefox, I had to edit one of the files to make it unable to recognize that response header, and change many other things.)

eyelidlessness 4y ago
> Even though I have a old version of Firefox, I had to edit one of the files to make it unable to recognize that response header, and change many other things. You can edit newer versions too. It’s fully open source, the world is your insecure oyster! > You are right that HSTS is a response header, but I think that it is a bad idea. Fortunately for both of us, I can enjoy the good idea and you can enjoy exposing yourself to potentially compromised websites! Hopefully no one is harmed.