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Why isn't HTTPS Everywhere part of Mozilla Firefox?

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Filippos
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I suggest that Firefox collaborate or purchase EFF on the HTTPS Everywhere add-on and make it a part of Firefox which comes preinstalled. Best practice should be part of the product since many untechnical and/or old people seem to be confused about add-ons in general.

I suggest that Firefox collaborate or purchase EFF on the HTTPS Everywhere add-on and make it a part of Firefox which comes preinstalled. Best practice should be part of the product since many untechnical and/or old people seem to be confused about add-ons in general.

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Hey there,

We appreciate the suggestion. We are always working to make Firefox more reliable and secure. I'll share your note on this with our team.

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Ballison
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Hey there,

We appreciate the suggestion. We are always working to make Firefox more reliable and secure. I'll share your note on this with our team.