Thanks Andy! I've reproduced this and am working on a fix.
On 03/11/2015 05:05 PM, ANDY wrote:
> MS WIN7 HP x64
> FIREFOX 36.0.1
> HTTPS-E 5.0.DEV3
>
> https://www.google.com/search?q=HTTPS+EVERYWHERE&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=2NYAVdeLNJWwogTY3YDoAg&ved=0CAwQ_AUoAA&biw=1600&bih=769
>
> http:/
Hi,
I'm currently finishing my master thesis in computer science which
addresses the ruleset of HTTPS-E. Simply put, I try to generate rules
for a large amount of websites automatically. Therefore, an automated
browser (PhantomJS) has been utilized for fetching the HTML source of
the HTTP websites
I do not really trust the quality of rules that were generated without
any human interaction.
I think the better approach is to have something like
https://github.com/kevinjacobs/HTTPS-Finder/.
A setting that the addon should notify you if it detects unsecured
content that is available over TLS .
I
Am 12.03.2015 10:54 schrieb Numismatika:
I do not really trust the quality of rules that were generated without
any human interaction.
I think the better approach is to have something like
https://github.com/kevinjacobs/HTTPS-Finder/.
A setting that the addon should notify you if it detects unsec
I have the following problem with the newest development version:
1. Search something with google (e.g. "eff").
2. Click on a link to an https site.
3. Nothing happens.
For http sites there is no problem.
And I can also open these sites in a new tab, but not in the current
one. I have verified
Hi Dominik! Thanks for working on HTTPS Everywhere for your master
thesis.
Right now my first priority for HTTPS Everywhere is to make sure it
works at very high quality and doesn't break websites in any
significant way. Towards that end I've been integrating automated
ruleset checking written by
As far as I understand, the project looks like HTTPS-Finder and
https-everywhere-checker combined. Dominik, is that right? Writing
rules is more art than science, I am afraid, and therefore I share
Numismatika's concerns, but what is interesting is detecting whether
http and https versions are esse
Interesting! I can't reproduce this bug, also on Firefox 36.0.1 / Ubuntu
/ HTTPS Everywhere 5.0development.3.
Can you open the developer panel, network tab and see if anything
interesting happens there when you go through these steps?
On 03/12/2015 06:06 AM, Alexander Buchner wrote:
> I have the
Yes, you're right, it's a kind of combination of these tools. I see your
concerns about the generated rules and since you're heading towards a
perfectly working ruleset I understand that you don't want them to be
included.
If you'd like to have the results of my evaluation of different
similarity
On 12.03.2015 19:14, Jacob Hoffman-Andrews wrote:
> Interesting! I can't reproduce this bug, also on Firefox 36.0.1 / Ubuntu
> / HTTPS Everywhere 5.0development.3.
>
> Can you open the developer panel, network tab and see if anything
> interesting happens there when you go through these steps?
I
On 12.03.2015 19:14, Jacob Hoffman-Andrews wrote:
> Interesting! I can't reproduce this bug, also on Firefox 36.0.1 / Ubuntu
> / HTTPS Everywhere 5.0development.3.
>
> Can you open the developer panel, network tab and see if anything
> interesting happens there when you go through these steps?
I
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I was just now able to reproduce: It happens on https://www.google.de/,
but not https://www.google.com/. Will work on fixing.
On 03/12/2015 01:29 PM, Alexander Buchner wrote:
> On 12.03.2015 19:14, Jacob Hoffman-Andrews wrote:
>> Interesting! I can't
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