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Why does everything need to be secure? A random blog doesn't need to be secure. Or a random personal website. In fact, regular HTTP is preferable there because
by Pannoniae 3y ago
Why does everything need to be secure? A random blog doesn't need to be secure. Or a random personal website. In fact, regular HTTP is preferable there because it's faster, so it consumes less power and it can run on lower-spec machines. (No need to decrypt anything.)
- danShumway 3y agoCase in point. This comment is the reason why browsers don't currently display giant warnings in front of HTTP pages even though they do arguably imply even less security than self-signed certificates. It has nothing to do with a browser conspiracy or narrative about "trusted" certs; browsers have largely been moving in a positive direction on that front.