Just a quick update in regards to HTTPS Everywhere.
Firefox: For maximum security, please update this extension to version 2.0.1. Further please go into the extensions "option" panel and click on "SSL Observatory". Enable use to observatory.
Google Chrome: The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has released HTTPS Everywhere for Google Chrome! It is currently in Beta stage, but you can get it from here.
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