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Tbh completely agree. But also, There is no choice now. Best we can do is encourage people to use web browsers that let people visit http sites, and afaik, tha
by DarkmSparks 1y ago
Tbh completely agree.
But also, There is no choice now. Best we can do is encourage people to use web browsers that let people visit http sites, and afaik, that doesn't exist anymore.
- 1718627440 1y agoWhich browser doesn't?
- DarkmSparks 1y agoNone of them do as far as I know, they all indicate/imply any http site is serving malware for the last few years.
- 1718627440 1y agoI use Mozilla Firefox and have never experienced that. It's a bit seldom to find websites not automatically redirecting to https:// though. You can try http://repo.mysql.com/ http://repo.mysql.com/ . Sure, the browser has that icon in the URL bar saying that the connection is unsecure. It does also show a big warning, if something with the certificate is wrong and enforces HSTS (which I don't like). But an unencrypted connection works just fine. I'm not using other browsers often, so I my perception is maybe skewed, but I wouldn't have expected them to block http and if I would see that, I would perceive that as a bug.
- majewsky 1y agoSo this page does not open for you? http://neverssl.com/ http://neverssl.com/
- DarkmSparks 1y agohttps://i.ibb.co/FC6pPK5/Screenshot-20251016-032648-Vivaldi.jpg https://i.ibb.co/FC6pPK5/Screenshot-20251016-032648-Vivaldi....