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| Mozilla: All new web features should require secure HTTP A number of internet organizations and even the government want websites to use encryption by default in the future, and from the sound of it, Mozilla shares their view. The non-profit has announced that it plans to limit the capabilities of "the non... http://www.engadget.com/2015/05/01/m...=rss_truncated |
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