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Automatically use HTTPS (SSL/TLS Certificate) on websites. "Force HTTPS (SSL/TLS)" automatically force your web browser to use secure HTTPS (SSL or TLS) instead of the insecure HTTP on every website. HTTPS, also called HTTP over TLS or HTTP over SSL, use the TLS (or SSL, its predecessor) encryption protocol, designed to provide communications security on the network. It protects the data you send and receive through the websites, adding security and keeping your privacy. By default, "Force HTTPS (SSL/TLS)" will use HTTPS on all the websites, you can disable/enable this easily for any website at anytime, also if you still want to use HTTP on some websites, you can disable HTTPS on a specific hostname or even on a specific page. You can switch from HTTPS to HTTP or HTTP to HTTPS anytime on any page or domain. You can also access the Hostnames Rules page where you can add hostnames and different rules (Force HTTPS, Force HTTP or Default) for each hostname. If you have a problem or want me to add some features, feel free to contact me :)
Aug 3, 2025
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