The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has released an updated version of its popular HTTPS Everywhere browser plugin, which allows users to automatically connect to HTTPS on many websites. The latest version of the extension supports more than 1,500 websites.
The ETA developed HTTPS Everywhere in collaboration with the Tor Project and designed it to protect users' communications by default, without users having to specify HTTPS in the URL. The plugin provides a set of rules for various websites, and when a user tries to connect to one of the supported domains, the extension will modify the request to the website to tell the server on the other end that the client wishes to connect via HTTPS.
Install HTTPS Everywhere today.
 Install in Firefox Version 3 Stable |  Install in Chrome Alpha Version |
Recent Releases
- Stable releases for Firefox:
- Development releases for Firefox:
- Development releases for Chrome and Chromium!:
- (All Chrome releases should be considered alpha-quality because of this bug in Chrome)
- https-everywhere-2012.12.17.crx (“overdue bugfix” beta)
- https-everywhere-2012.10.31.crx (“perfectest yet” alpha)
- https-everywhere-2012.10.18.crx (“even more perfect” alpha)
- Changelog.txt
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