Date	Author	Comment
2025-08-08	Ch*****	Not working in last versions of Firefox, last update was in 2019, and not more activity on claustromaniac's github since.
Not working in last versions of Firefox, last update was in 2019, and not more activity on claustromaniac's github since.
2025-04-08	全民*****

2025-02-22	远离*****

2024-06-12	ge*****

2024-01-20	ha*****

2022-12-25	Ga*****	Gan Jing World is a clean, curated universe and a dynamic, overlapping network of integrated platforms and services. ==> https://www.ganjing.com
Gan Jing World is a clean, curated universe and a dynamic, overlapping network of integrated platforms and services. ==> https://www.ganjing.com
2021-12-02	Da*****	HTTPZ, IMO built on my experience, remains at this time the best HTTP to HTTPS manager. The 'HTTPS Everywhere' extension is bound to vanish given 1- increasing number of HTTPS domains, 2- browsers' built-in HTTPS-Only mode. I've used 'HTTPS Everywhere' in its EASE Mode and it is far more practical than Firefox's HTTPS-Only mode, but then unnecessarily heavy database when HTTPZ will "think" by itself yet let the user intervene right from the urlbar. Firefox's HTTPS-Only mode is not satisfactory IMO : Browser's 'padlock > HTTPS-Only mode>On/Off/Off temporarily' doesn't appear when a site successfully opened in HTTPS ... but some pages need nevertheless HTTP to display correctly (try i.e. les-verbes.com) which then requires that the user open 'HTTPS-Only Mode' in Firefox's about:preferences#privacy ... cumbersome. Moreover HTTPS-Only Mode is incompatible with the FPI (First-party Isolation) feature. HTTPZ is indeed smart. Not updated but continues to work perfectly. It's just the best approach, well thought, well carried out.
HTTPZ, IMO built on my experience, remains at this time the best HTTP to HTTPS manager. The 'HTTPS Everywhere' extension is bound to vanish given 1- increasing number of HTTPS domains, 2- browsers' built-in HTTPS-Only mode. I've used 'HTTPS Everywhere' in its EASE Mode and it is far more practical than Firefox's HTTPS-Only mode, but then unnecessarily heavy database when HTTPZ will "think" by itself yet let the user intervene right from the urlbar. Firefox's HTTPS-Only mode is not satisfactory IMO : Browser's 'padlock > HTTPS-Only mode>On/Off/Off temporarily' doesn't appear when a site successfully opened in HTTPS ... but some pages need nevertheless HTTP to display correctly (try i.e. les-verbes.com) which then requires that the user open 'HTTPS-Only Mode' in Firefox's about:preferences#privacy ... cumbersome. Moreover HTTPS-Only Mode is incompatible with the FPI (First-party Isolation) feature. HTTPZ is indeed smart. Not updated but continues to work perfectly. It's just the best approach, well thought, well carried out.
2021-09-14	Fi*****	Works better than HTTPS Everywhere
Works better than HTTPS Everywhere
2021-08-08	pe*****

2021-02-17	Wo*****

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