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Signed-off-by: Nicolás Ortega Froysa <nicolas@ortegas.org>
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<p>So usually this wouldn't bother me that much, people do stupid things for no reason all the time. The problem with it this time is that it seems people are beginning to not trust sites that do not have HTTPS even though they may be like mine where there is no reason to use it, and it wouldn't surprise me if browsers began to adopt a 'HTTPS-only' policy soon because of this (seeing that users matter more than actual reasonable arguments most of the time).</p>
<p>You know a site that does need HTTPS? My comrade <a href="http://www.bkeys.org/" target="_blank" >bkeys' website</a>. He has logins, uploads, and a shit ton of other stuff that should be encrypted. Not only that, but because he has HTTP login forms <a href="http://thenextweb.com/apps/2015/10/21/firefox-is-testing-marking-any-page-that-sends-passwords-over-http-as-insecure/" target="_blank" >which Firefox will soon be marking as unsafe</a> which might cause some issues as this HTTPS hype progresses for him, they'll probably end up banning such connections.</p>
<p>You know a site that does need HTTPS? My comrade <a href="http://www.bkeys.org/" target="_blank" >bkeys' website</a>. He has logins, uploads, and a ton of other stuff that should be encrypted. Not only that, but because he has HTTP login forms <a href="http://thenextweb.com/apps/2015/10/21/firefox-is-testing-marking-any-page-that-sends-passwords-over-http-as-insecure/" target="_blank" >which Firefox will soon be marking as unsafe</a> which might cause some issues as this HTTPS hype progresses for him, they'll probably end up banning such connections.</p>
<p>Basically, HTTPS is a good thing in general, but stop trying to force it down website admins' throats.</p>