[HTTPS-E Rulesets] Science Direct CSS & Javascript don't load in firefox 23+ with Sciverse.xml rues enabled

[Matt Price]

Hi,

For users outside of the US (and possibly within), www.sciencedirect.com
loads css and javascript from an off-site server (in my case,
cdn.els-cdn.com).  Since these absolute links are http://, recent
Firefox builds with mixed content blocking enabled will not load them. 
This makes sciencedirect quite difficult to use, as it's very js
dependent. 

Disabling the Sciverse ruleset fixes this problem; I'm not sure whether
there's a more appropriate fix.  Thanks!

Matt

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