Total clickbait. More like websites with black backgrounds and bright green monospace fonts considered unreadable.
No major browser will be supporting the insecure mode of http/2. I don't think I'm alone in thinking that is a good thing. I like to know that the page I'm interacting with hasn't been tampered with, whatever website I'm on. Nefarious certificate authorities aside, TLS is the way to do that.
Besides, connections (especially mobile) are getting faster all the time. I'd say encouraging better connectivity is a more worthwhile pursuit than allowing everyone to turn off TLS.
No major browser will be supporting the insecure mode of http/2. I don't think I'm alone in thinking that is a good thing. I like to know that the page I'm interacting with hasn't been tampered with, whatever website I'm on. Nefarious certificate authorities aside, TLS is the way to do that.
Besides, connections (especially mobile) are getting faster all the time. I'd say encouraging better connectivity is a more worthwhile pursuit than allowing everyone to turn off TLS.