> and my "OS" taskbar/menubar, that, is not possible today Please articulate why you do not believe that is possible. > Yes, and not connecting to those site

> and my "OS" taskbar/menubar, that, is not possible today Please articulate why you do not believe that is possible. > Yes, and not connecting to those site on an open WiFi hotspot is still a good practice. Again, HTTPS or not. Please articulate why you believe that is good practice. Don't say "common sense". State the underlying basis of your belief. And finally, please explain why, even if everything you believe is accurate, it is somehow a negative thing to prevent attacks from being carried out on users who do not share your beliefs and paranoia. Social darwinism? Actually, one more: Even if no one did any of these things on open wifi, they would still be vulnerable to these attacks, since every internet connection is vulnerable, so please explain why protecting people who do share your beliefs is a bad idea. Nope, still got another: I travel for work with some frequency, including internationally. When doing so, frequently my only available option is open wifi. Please explain why my livelihood should be destroyed because you, an admitted non-expert, believe using open wifi is a bad idea? Oh, hey, yet another: Please explain why, even if doing these things were unsafe now, you oppose efforts to make them safe!