That's what's meant by "breaking the Web": releasing a browser that, from a user's perspective, just doesn't work in some fundamental way. In addition to the i

That's what's meant by "breaking the Web": releasing a browser that, from a user's perspective, just doesn't work in some fundamental way. In addition to the inconvenience to site owners and users, it would also lead people to blame the browser if the sites still work in other browsers, which would make it hard for any one browser to unilaterally distrust a CA.