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Are they really sure this feature is "exciting"? It's a welcome change for sure, but I can't quite see them beaming with joy or writhing orgasmically, simply du
by notexcited 12y ago
Are they really sure this feature is "exciting"? It's a welcome change for sure, but I can't quite see them beaming with joy or writhing orgasmically, simply due to an implementation of HSTS. An odd fetish, indeed.
- higherpurpose 12y agoApparently it's becoming a thing to cheer for Microsoft when it implements a feature in its browser that others have had for years. It's like cheering for the 10th guy who crossed the finishing line instead of the first.
- SEJeff 12y agoFirefox has had HSTS support since version 4 and Chrome has had it since 4.0.211.0. Indeed, it is great to see Microsoft do this, but too little too late?