Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Supporting Firefox 3.5.*
I have just updated the Open Secure Add-on over at Mozilla.org to include support for Firefox 3.5.*
Monday, April 6, 2009
Initial release
The first release of the Open Secure Firefox extension has landed in the sandbox at addons.mozilla.org
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Background
The idea for the Open Secure Firefox Extension came to me when I was using some Google applications. I regularly use Gmail, Google reader, Google docs among others. In my settings for the browser connection there is the default value of normal http. This is fine with me, but what if I want to create a document with content I don't wanna send over the net unencrypted?
Well, Google has made it really simple to switch to an encrypted connection. After opening a site you can easily change from http to https by adjusting the address in the navigation address field. Easy enough? I don't think so... and the Open Secure Extension is born.
Well, Google has made it really simple to switch to an encrypted connection. After opening a site you can easily change from http to https by adjusting the address in the navigation address field. Easy enough? I don't think so... and the Open Secure Extension is born.
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