Is there a firefox fork or addon that will let me actually control SSL? All major browsers currently give you little control over its behavior. You're essentially at the mercy of these developers' normie-optimized security policies
>inb4 using firefux in 2018
I'm using waterfox right now, but the idea is the same
I'm looking for this level of control:
-Be able to use strict security settings while being able to bypass it at my discretion unlike pic related which simply forces you to disable the security settings entirely in order to use the website, completely ruining the point of having the extra security for when you actually need it (eg, banking.)
-In a similar vein, be able to bypass HTST, but display a warning (because I don't need https for a fucking news article, and RFC06797-12.1 instructs browsers to give users NO OPTION to bypass broken ssl that's not needed in the first place. In order to be compliant, the browsers have to treat the users like children.)
-Bypass the self-signed certificate warnings with one click, without having to do a bunch of unnecessary clicks to uncheck "permanently store this exception" (and risk actually storing it permanently)
-Display a warning for cuckflare and similar MITM certificates