| You're being downvoted, but you're right. I'm fine serving my personal website under http. - If someone is worried they'll be found out using my site, then fine, don't use it. This advice is just for my site, and it's fine to desire security elsewhere and in other contexts. - If an ISP or MITM want to inject some content in my website, then fine. We'll all know not to use those providers. I promise I'm not important enough for this to be a vector someone would want to exploit. None of the information I have to offer you requires HTTPS. I assure you. I think it's fine that https is becoming the default, especially for web services. But we shouldn't enforce it. It's an undue burden to have to support all the certificate machinery just to serve some basic info. We really need to get back to the basic, easy to hack web. Where it took nothing to spin up services on your home machines and serve them as demos to others. That ethos was great. |