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What browser are you using that makes SSL "a hassle," with or without SNI?
by openasocket 10y ago
What browser are you using that makes SSL "a hassle," with or without SNI?
- gwu78 10y agoAny sslclient that has not been modified to accomodate SNI. As someone else commented, SNI appeared in 2003. Was all SSL-enabled software written after 2003 SNI-enabled? Why not? There are still many https websites that do not require SNI. God bless them. Perhaps they can afford a dedicated IP and do not need to engage in virtual hosting.