[HTTPS-Everywhere] https everywhere VK block

Claudio Moretti flyingstar16 at gmail.com
Tue Aug 27 13:57:37 PDT 2013


Hi Jean Eric!

You can disable HTTPS-Everywhere rules for VK using its icon (the one in
the top-right corner of your browser).

Just go on VK and click on the icon; it should display in green the list of
enabled rules. Disable the VK rule (or rules) and then go to the HTTP site
(don't just refresh). The problem should be solved.

Unfortunately, there's no way of being sure the ruleset is perfect, so
sometimes this (among other things) happens. Disabling the rule should
solve the problem until the ruleset is fixed. Of course, if you know how to
fix it, you can just write the correct ruleset and submit it here, so it
can be added to the existing ones!

Hope this helped,

Claudio


On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 11:04 PM, Jean Eric <jeanericanta at yahoo.fr> wrote:

> Hello to Https Everywhere Team !
>
> The Electronic Frontier Foundation said me to feedback my case to you.
> So, since some days, l'm not able to go into my VK account due to https
> everywhere.
> l guess that you have already heard about this problem, so l would like to
> know if you were able to help me because l really don't want to disable
> https everywhere into my mozilla browser each time and then to enabled it.
>
> Before you will answer me, l want to say that https everywhere is a very
> beautiful creation. So thank you for the job you have done and you'll do.
> Without https everywhere, people on TOR and some going into sites with
> disabled https would lose their data security.
>
> l hope to get your help as soon as it possible,
>
> Best Regards,
>
>
>
>
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