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I plead ignorance here. I'm sort of out of touch with recent developments, with typically just buying a cert when I need it. So I have a question -- where will

by arihant 11y ago

I plead ignorance here. I'm sort of out of touch with recent developments, with typically just buying a cert when I need it. So I have a question -- where will Let's Encrypt certificates not work? I see Mozilla and Chrome as sponsors, so I'm guessing it's added as authority in at least those browsers? This would be great, apart from apparent insurance regular certificates bring, which I still don't know how to claim.

ceejayoz 11y ago
> So I have a question -- where will Let's Encrypt certificates not work? They're very well supported. Won't work in Windows XP and Android versions lower than 2.3.6. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/which-browsers-and-operating-systems-support-lets-encrypt/4394 https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/which-browsers-and-opera... > This would be great, apart from apparent insurance regular certificates bring, which I still don't know how to claim. To my knowledge, that insurance has never been paid out, from any SSL vendor. It's a marketing gimmick.