RC4. All the way. RC4 should be considered unsafe. So it's best to include all IDs that contain RC4.
Most browsers still have these ciphers enabled - and certain sites (including some of Google's services) are still using these.
But usually, HTTPS-enabled sites also support other ciphers, which are considered safe by current standards. So it's only a matter of disabling certain ciphers. To do this for chrome, you need to pass a specific command-line argument:
--cipher-suite-blacklist=0x0004,0x0005,0xc011,0xc007
The list of IDs can be taken from here:
The following URL can be used to test your browser's current setting:
The IDs above were ok for me using Chrome (31.0.1650.63) on Mac OS. You might need different IDs depending on your OS and browser in use.
