robmiller

wp-expurgate looks for HTTP links on your HTTPS site and converts them to HTTPS by running them through a proxy — so every connection between your site and your users is still encrypted.

wp-expurgate

Run your blog on SSL? Tired of seeing mixed content warnings if someone posts a non-HTTPS image on your blog? Problem solved!

whiletrue

duckinformatica

gab.lau

Puts a ribbon on the website if the user browser is older than expected.
Minimum browser versions are customizable in the Settings menu, along with the title and a custom link. 
Now you can set the position and the image of the ribbon. 
This plugin has full support for translation into other languages
For more informations: http://www.duckinformatica.it/prodotti-e-servizi/free-wordpress-plugins/
This plugin uses the Browser detection library built by [Chris Schuld] https://github.com/cbschuld/Browser.php

Browser Update Ribbon

It would be nice to see some guidance on version numbers - is it best practice to always use the lastest version?  If so shouldn't the plug in get that info from somewhere?  If not, then what?  
For now I'll rely on the defaults that are set when you first install it, but maybe the author will stop updating in the future...?  What then?



Works, but...

Puts a ribbon on the website if the user browser is older than expected.

wp-expurgate vs Browser Update Ribbon