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[Archive.is] Update ruleset #5886
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After having had a couple of different issues with this ruleset, cf. in particular
EFForg#5805 and
EFForg#4075
I prompted the webmaster for what would be a proper solution moving forwards. On their request, this avoids redirecting anything to https://archive.is/ but ensures that the relevant connections are still upgrading by using archive.fo instead.
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Can you comment that in the rule that we don't forget this in future? |
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Sure. |
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After having had a couple of different issues with this ruleset, cf. in particular #5805 and #4075.
I prompted the webmaster for what would be a proper solution moving forwards. On their request, this avoids redirecting anything to https://archive.is/ but ensures that the relevant connections are still upgrading by using archive.fo instead. Indeed, they considered disabling the option to use secure connections to archive.is but were happy with still providing the option in this slightly round-about fashion.
This closes #5805.