Google Chrome is going to start blocking HTTP downloads.

This is what we get when authorities start taking over software: blocking connectivity disguised as security features.

A download being malicious has nothing to do with HTTP.

Stop pretending to be good, Google. Stop pretending to be secure, Google. Stop pretending you want a secure internet, Google.

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@dani

There are a few websites that use http for the landing page, then use https for login and post login. I agree, this blocking will make things harder and imply that https can't be used for malicious content.

@zleap exactly! https can be used for malicious content.

@dani
As an #onionMaximalist, we object to the use of #http, because over Tor any #exitNode can alter what a client sees.

Both I2P and Tor have ways to ensure #authenicity. The (somewhat too) long addresses themselves do the #authenication.

We encourage I2P.

@zleap

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