[HTTPS-Everywhere] Wikiblame subverts HTTPS Everywhere
Andrew A. Gill
andrew at lij.li
Sun Aug 22 10:21:29 PDT 2010
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Go to <http://wikipedia.ramselehof.de/wikiblame.php>. Search for
something in the page history. When you click on a link, you'll be
taken to the insecure Wikipedia site. I'm not sure how that
happens, but this should probably be corrected.
Presumably, the issue is that you're looking at a diff, which is
something that you usually don't do unless you're already coming
from a Wikipedia site, so it must have fallen through the cracks
somehow.
Checking a link to a diff from another site shows that the problem
seems to be with diff links, and not Wikiblame in general.
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