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Browsers make changes like that to their UIs all the time. I highly doubt that a member of the general public would notice the difference. Heck, I doubt most de
by clhodapp 10y ago
Browsers make changes like that to their UIs all the time. I highly doubt that a member of the general public would notice the difference. Heck, I doubt most developers would notice.
- lovelearning 10y agoI agree, because I experienced it just now. I'm on Chrome 57 and just realized that Chrome certificate details UI seems to have changed sometime recently. I remember I could earlier click on the padlock or "Secure" text, click More (or something) on the popup and it would display certificate details in developer tools (which is itself weird, but atleast it was available for end users). Now, it doesn't give any direct way to see certificate details. "Learn More" just opens a support page with vague details. The only way for a user to see details now is to explicitly launch developer tools. I find this logic a bit weird. Apparently, this is not a bug but a feature [1]. [1]: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/kPlY52CvNmg https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/kPlY52...
- mvdwoord 10y agoYou just made me look, and what I saw made me sad. Even more than I already was. :( "Let's remove this thing that is super useful while your stated goal could just as easily be reached while keeping the original functionality." Bill Hicks was so incredibly right about marketing.
- rocqua 10y agoI noticed that a while ago. I thought I was just doing something wrong.