Look Banana, I am not pretending. As I have stated before, I am user who
knows that if your browser one day starts turning https connections into http
connections by itself, something is not right. Is it an attack? Is it a bug?
Is it a addon malfunctioning? I don't know. BUT it makes you LESS SECURE and
MORE EASY TO SPY ON! So, I did what anyone should do: run a few tests and
after that, alerted the community. As for t3g, he raised some good points,
you should give him credit for that! If it was a security issue with firefox,
it's important that Trisquel gets updates out sooner and faster! Unless we
are not worried about security, in that case, forgive me for suggesting you
should keep an eye on your https connections to make sure they were acting
normal. -.-
Look, I was serious and so was t3g. If you can't do the same, because for you
it was not a big deal... good for you, click you red shoes twice and live in
kansas. But we are not in kansas anymore, this is a far more dangerous place,
and we should keep an eye on everything suspicious...
As for the references you want so badly (given the fact that my opinion and
t3g's opinion is of no value to you without a link attached to it):
https://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/firefoxESR.html
this link (though it is about esr) shows that some critical security updates
have been performed lately. Which means, there is a possibility that 0 day JS
attacks might be performed in Trisquel Abrowser (and even non 0 day, because
of the delay in updates).
