On 09.06.2015 18:19, Numismatika wrote: > The problem with HTTPS-Finder is the quality of the auto-generated > rules, a human person creates higher quality rulesets. So i was > thinking it would be more helpfull to have > https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/sixornot/ for TLS. Show with > different colors if a certain page, subdomain and if you expand the data > the content objects themselfes is loaded over tls, can be loaded via > TLS, or can't be secured at all. That should be enough for the advanced > users to write rules. Being notified about the possibility would be > good, but automating is too delicate in my opinion > Numismatika
I also use HTTPS-Finder to just get notified if a website supports HTTPS (and I spotted a lot of sites which weren't yet included in HTTPS Everywhere). To generate the rules then I use the make-trivial-rule script most of the times as a start. I also would like to see some further development of HTTPS Finder but for now I got used to its limitations.
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