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I do agree with the premise of this article. Heck, even if you click on the "secure" button, it tells you that the data is "private" when submitting to the webs
by r3bl 9y ago
I do agree with the premise of this article. Heck, even if you click on the "secure" button, it tells you that the data is "private" when submitting to the website, not "secure".
I would still be okay with this if there's some indication about the cert on click, but nope, that's bundled way too deep in the developer tools for some reason. Apparently, giving control over MIDI devices (there's literally dozens of sites that allow you to do that!) is more important than showing info about the certificate.
NOTE: Using Chromium instead of Chrome, but I doubt there's any difference between the two UI-wise.
- jlgaddis 9y agoYou can re-enable the certificate info when you click on the lock icon. Visit chrome://flags/#show-cert-link, click Enable, and restart your browser.
- ekimekim 9y agoOn what version? I can't find that option on chromium 59.0.3071.115. Tried your link, which just gave me the top of the page, and tried ctrl-Fing for 'cert' but only got 'Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost.'