I've only ever been inconvenienced by HTTPS/SSL 99% of the time because 99% of my browsing doesn't involve transmitting sensitive information like my credit car

I've only ever been inconvenienced by HTTPS/SSL 99% of the time because 99% of my browsing doesn't involve transmitting sensitive information like my credit cards. Passwords? I couldn't care less if someone were to waylay 99% of my passwords. For the remaining 1% HTTPS/SSL definitely serve a legitimate purpose, but as for the other 99% it's a fucking nuisance and I find websites that don't force the issue a breath of fresh air.