TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta - Firefox offers security for its users to be free from data theft or "peeking" when you're accessing many popular sites including Facebook and Twitter.
Thanks to the collaboration of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and the Tor Project, Firefix offers a new way to encrypt the user interaction is via HTTPS web browser Everywhere.
Sites that work with software such as Google, Wikipedia, Twitter, Facebook and Paypal as well as content sites such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, The EFF and Tor.
In the Firefox browser, Everywhere HTTPS is denoted by a padlock icon in the lower right side. HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is tasked with connecting links to the site. If the lock icon is shown open, which means that pages will appear unencrypted.
In May, Google began offering search HTTPS via https: www.google.com link.
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