The description of HTTPS Everywhere - Play With New Friends
Activate default HTTPS while browsing with FirefoxHTTPS Everywhere is a Firefox add-on that's perfect for users who want to maximize their security while surfing the web.HTTPS EverywhereFirefoxBasically, HTTPS Everywhere works by activating HTTPS on a selection of common websites, in other words, the "safe mode" instead of the more usual HTTP. This encrypts your information, making it difficult, if not impossible, to monitor your browsing.activating HTTPSCurrently, HTTPS Everywhere works on Google Search, Wikipedia, Twitter, Facebook, most of Amazon, GMX, Wordpress.com blogs, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Paypal, EFF, Tor, and Ixquick. If you are technically oriented, however, you can write your own ruleset, so there's no need to be limited to the default sites. Additionally, you can enable or disable HTTPS Everywhere for individual sites under Tools > Add-ons > Options.write your own rulesetHTTPS Everywhere is a no-effort way to increase security on the web.HTTPS Everywhere is a no-effort way to increase security on the web.Fix a bug in our redirection loop detection that was causing touble with some parts of NYTimes, Facebook, and other sitesUnbreak the "all x news articles" links in Google NewsExclude nytimes.com/roomfordebate, since it's broken in httpsChangesFix a bug in our redirection loop detection that was causing touble with some parts of NYTimes, Facebook, and other sitesUnbreak the "all x news articles" links in Google NewsExclude nytimes.com/roomfordebate, since it's broken in httpsFix a bug in our redirection loop detection that was causing touble with some parts of NYTimes, Facebook, and other sitesUnbreak the "all x news articles" links in Google NewsExclude nytimes.com/roomfordebate, since it's broken in httpsFix a bug in our redirection loop detection that was causing touble with some parts of NYTimes, Facebook, and other sitesUnbreak the "all x news articles" links in Google NewsExclude nytimes.com/roomfordebate, since it's broken in https
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