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HTTPS Everywhere has been discontinued. This page is kept for the record, and for the alternatives below.
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Encrypt the web automatically
As of 30 August 2026, HTTPS Everywhere is free to use. HTTPS Everywhere is a browser extension that automatically switches websites from insecure HTTP to secure HTTPS connections where available. Softwr lists it under Browser Extensions. HTTPS Everywhere is made by Electronic Frontier Foundation, launched in 1990, available on Browser extension.
Overview
HTTPS Everywhere is a browser extension that automatically switches websites from insecure HTTP to secure HTTPS connections where available. Created by EFF and the Tor Project, it helps protect your communications from eavesdropping and tampering.
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Pricing
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Free
Free
Capabilities
Automatic HTTPS
Encryption enforcement
Rule-based upgrading
Observatory integration
Chrome support
Available on chrome
Firefox support
Available on firefox
Edge support
Available on edge
Opera support
Available on opera
Answered, with sources
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No. HTTPS Everywhere was retired in January 2023 because major browsers added native HTTPS upgrade features, making the extension obsolete.
SourceThe extension automatically redirected HTTP connections to HTTPS when available, improving encryption and privacy on unencrypted websites.
SourceModern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari now include built-in HTTPS upgrade features that automatically redirect to secure connections, making HTTPS Everywhere unnecessary.
SourceBehind it
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