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Our you can save all the trouble and just continue staying on http.


My point was that it incentivizes developers of server software to remove the "trouble" from your equation.

Of course (and to put it bluntly), you're free continue to put your users at risk, just like browser vendors are free to gradually break sites served via HTTP somewhere down the line.


If you don't care about security and don't mind missing out on HTTPS-Everywhere users.




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