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HTTPS Everywhere <--new Firefox add-on
June 21, 2010
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sunrise
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New Firefox add-on which claimed can deliver ssl connection for popular website such as Facebook, Twitter, etc. But I can't found it in mozilla website. is it because the add-on is still beta?
anyone can share some review for this add-on?
below is the link to get the add-on
https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere
thanks :D
June 22, 2010
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Locutus
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The Mozilla site isn't for every addon.
Also, this is from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
/random stuff.
But it is a cool extension!
Oh, the site that was :(
June 22, 2010
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so…it is worth to install this add-on? well…i know facebook have https but i think this add-on will make it easier for me to access it hehehe
thanks locutus
June 22, 2010
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sunrise said:
so…it is worth to install this add-on? well…i know facebook have https but i think this add-on will make it easier for me to access it hehehe
thanks locutus
This addon will make it always be HTTPS, so yeah. It's useful!
Oh, the site that was :(
June 22, 2010
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OOOHH!!! HTTPS! Does this mean I can go to my favorite sites at school without being blocked by the board's annoying ACCESS DENIED rubbish blocker with this add-on?
~Joji~
June 22, 2010
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Joji said:
OOOHH!!! HTTPS! Does this mean I can go to my favorite sites at school without being blocked by the board's annoying ACCESS DENIED rubbish blocker with this add-on?
~Joji~
LOL…try that :D
there is another method for avoiding block :) try to use the ip address instead of http://www.facebook.com for example.
but any method (using ip address or https) is not working at my work place :P
or maybe u want to use tunneling :P
woops….i teach the bad thing to innocent student hahahaha
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