New Google Chrome extension warns about insecure SSL sites!

[polonus]

TrackerSSL highlights insecure websites and their ad trackers:
See: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tracker-ssl/hgoabgkpjcbliklekfgepfdlmcnkjnao
Read: https://citizenlab.org/2015/01/trackerssl/

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[polonus]

An example you would not suspect that would be there for a website security scan site:
When I check Quttera dot com with Tracker SSL extension I get a 66% insecure status:
Unique IDs about your web browsing habits have been insecurely sent to third parties.

dqaaapgaaaaqzpufrq512382ant9ovai-7bjjvvji6yi - can be (ab)used as Surveillance Beacon for NSA
Quttera should fix this insecurity.

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[polonus]

This extension is mainly meant to inspire websites to change from http to https.
What about this site: https://www.hotjar.com/ 
Tracker SSL gives it the all green
At least 1 third parties know you are on this webpage.
fonts.googleapis.com
Not quite so, there are more sites that are informed with all you do at https://www.hotjar.com/
as SpyWatch lists these as:

The following sites know that you visited this page. Click on a site to find out what more it knows about you.
cloudflare.com
optimizely.com

Trackers detected on this page Details:
Facebook Tracker (As provided by Bitdefender TrafficLight)
Ghostly finds most:
5 trackers detected:
www.hotjar.com
AdRoll
Advertisements, Behavior Tracking
Facebook Connect
Widgets, Social
Google Analytics
Analytics, Analytics
New Relic
Analytics, Analytics
Optimizely

The SSL site's security header situation: https://www.uploady.com/#!/download/wcWdMfSgY8I/h6iLSJJfDcmW_lPS

Warnings: http://www.dnsinspect.com/hotjar.com/1422573367

So use the extension with also an eye for the restrictions thereof
and realizing no single extension may cover all trackers on a particular https and or http-website.

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[DavidR]

RequestPolicy add-on would probably put a crimp in most of them, since they would be trying to access the 3rd party site.