firefox is warning people on HTTP pages that their logins could be compromised... and they all think they have a virus

Mar 30, 2017 · 1:42 PM UTC

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the problem is trying to tell the user about something the site is doing wrong like this means the user think *they* did the thing wrong
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Replying to @internetofshit
actually pretty neat what they achieved. Users are thinking about their privacy. :)
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I just wish browsers would stop eating all available RAM..
Replying to @internetofshit
I am developing a site for elder people. I tried to force HTTPS on it but didn't make it in time. Few days ago THIS HIT HARD
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Replying to @RopRp @internetofshit
The insecurity of http passwords only comes when there is a middle man already involved. Moreover we have a big stack of services (cont.)
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Replying to @RopRp @internetofshit
nope, wi-fi signal should be encrypted and this problem is solved by now, you get even more warnings on public wifi
Replying to @RopRp @internetofshit
moreover our services DO NOT WORK WITH PRIVATE DATA. Period. We work with public data and Universities-licensed data, which is protected
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@shandya zsms, Scdx
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Lol
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