The Electronic Frontier Foundation and Tor Project have launched a new Firefox extension called HTTPS Everywhere. Inspired by Google’s encrypted search option, this add-on will simply encrypt the traffic to some of the many popular sites, including Wikipedia, Twitter, Facebook, NYTimes, PayPal, Mozilla, Google Search, Google Services, and many others.
To disable HTTS Redirection to any of the default available sites, head over to the extension’s options.
Users can also write their own custom rule sets which are quite easy and requires editing of XML files. Check out and learn about adding your own rulesets here.
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