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Re:Why isn't HTTPS everywhere yet? by dangrossman on Monday January 18, 2016 @07:56PM (#10928172)
No SNI on Windows XP (IE6, IE7, IE8, Safari), nor Android 2.3 Browser, nor BlackBerry. Windows XP still has 4-5% usage share on the web, which is 1 in 20 people. Lots and lots of low-end and older Android handsets were on 2.3 because 4.0 had new hardware requirements. Combined, it's a relevant number of people for large sites.
Re:Why isn't HTTPS everywhere yet? by detaro on Monday January 18, 2016 @08:26PM (#10928294)
And highly dependent on the region and demographics of the visitors, so the numbers can be way higher (or way lower if you are lucky).
Re:Why isn't HTTPS everywhere yet? by vacri on Monday January 18, 2016 @08:07PM (#10928219)
> Windows XP still has 4-5% usage share on the web, which is 1 in 20 people.

Chrome and FF together have a market share of about 70%, so roughly speaking, only 30% of those XP users can be expected to still be using IE or safari. The percentage might be a touch higher as users left on XP might be less likely to use a different browser, but it's certainly not like all of today's XP users are on IE + Safari.

Re:Why isn't HTTPS everywhere yet? by kardos on Tuesday January 19, 2016 @04:51AM (#10929624)
> nor BlackBerry

Maybe not for the old blackberries, but SNI works on BB10.