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@@ -57,11 +57,10 @@ When no protocol or valid domain name is given the browser proceeds to feed the
## Check HSTS list (deprected)
~~* The browser checks its "preloaded HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security)" list. This is a list of websites that have requested to be contacted via HTTPS only.
~* If the website is in the list, the browser sends its request via HTTPS instead of HTTP. Otherwise, the initial request is sent via HTTP.
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~Note: The website can still use the HSTS policy without being in the HSTS list. The first HTTP request to the website by a user will receive a response requesting that the user only send HTTPS requests. However, this single HTTP request could potentially leave the user vulnerable to a [downgrade attack](http://www.yourdictionary.com/downgrade-attack), which is why the HSTS list is included in modern web browsers.
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* ~The browser checks its "preloaded HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security)" list. This is a list of websites that have requested to be contacted via HTTPS only.~
* ~If the website is in the list, the browser sends its request via HTTPS instead of HTTP. Otherwise, the initial request is sent via HTTP.~
Note: The website can still use the HSTS policy without being in the HSTS list. The first HTTP request to the website by a user will receive a response requesting that the user only send HTTPS requests. However, this single HTTP request could potentially leave the user vulnerable to a [downgrade attack](http://www.yourdictionary.com/downgrade-attack), which is why the HSTS list is included in modern web browsers.
Modern browsers requests https first