> It was declassified as munition it can be reclassified as munitions pretty easily as well. As any browser has to integrate some sort of public-key cryptograp

> It was declassified as munition it can be reclassified as munitions pretty easily as well. As any browser has to integrate some sort of public-key cryptography support to use HTTPS, and as HTTPS is pretty useful for things like sending your credit card number over an insecure channel, I very much doubt that the genie could be put back in the bottle now.