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It's rapidly moving towards where domain validated certs are shown as "normal" (grey), improper or no HTTPS is considered "insecure" (red) and extended validati
by michaelbuckbee 11y ago
It's rapidly moving towards where domain validated certs are shown as "normal" (grey), improper or no HTTPS is considered "insecure" (red) and extended validation certs are green with additional indicators.
This is already almost the case on most mobile browsers. Bunch of screenshots of DV vs EV display in browsers: https://www.expeditedssl.com/pages/visual-security-browser-ssl-icons-and-design https://www.expeditedssl.com/pages/visual-security-browser-s...
- nailer 11y agoEdge is a massive improvement over IE11: - The domain validated lock is now hollow as well as grey. - There's way less activity in the address bar, so it's much more readable than IE11 was. https://certsimple.com/blog/dv-ssl-in-microsoft-edge https://certsimple.com/blog/dv-ssl-in-microsoft-edge