quick question

[VGMoose]

No we can't, and it's not possible either if the connection to the site you're viewing is encrypted via HTTPS. You can verify this by pressing Plus and checking the connection status, in the Switch browser applet.

More info on HTTPS: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/privacy-security/https-protect/

If an invalid certificate is present, the Switch will actually warn you and present a notice. That all being said, a malicious DNS server could use a technique to remove HTTPS and the cert called sslstrip!

Technically any entity on your Internet stack could override your DNS and use sslstrip, so you should always check that the certificate status with a site is encrypted and valid. We are not, but it's something to keep in mind and verify.

[420am]

thanks for letting me know lmao, if you guys COULD see search history, y'all would be scarred for life.

[lollapalooza]

@GhoulzIsAFurry lol probably

[A Former User]

@GhoulzIsAFurry how?

[420am]

@fluffySpectre well, since im a furry and most ppl are normal.... i dont think normal ppl like yiff :/

[A Former User]

@GhoulzIsAFurry true, they dont... wonder why?

[baguette]

#anti-furry

[420am]

@baguette fuck you too lmao

[A Former User]

@GhoulzIsAFurry your profile- ayo?

[argr08]

@fluffySpectre hmmm

[420am]

@fluffySpectre

[A Former User]

;)

[420am]

@fluffySpectre damnnnnnn ur horny af

[qwertyu]

#anti-furry

[420am]

@qwertyu ur always bored

[A Former User]

@GhoulzIsAFurry wha- wdym- you're the one who wants to yiff people my friend

[qwertyu]

ong

[qwertyu]

u just weird asf

[argr08]

@qwertyu #no

[420am]

@fluffySpectre ikkkk but you cant blame me for thatttt