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I was going to argue with you, but stats do indeed seem to back this up (I hadn't looked at them in at least a year or two). The gains for chrome are insane, an
by spydum 9y ago
I was going to argue with you, but stats do indeed seem to back this up (I hadn't looked at them in at least a year or two). The gains for chrome are insane, and there is clearly a harsh decline for IE. I suppose this is probably why PCI-DSS felt it appropriate to push hard into deprecating TLS1.0 and TLS1.1 (without negatively affecting users too harshly).
- walrus01 9y agoYeah, pretty much any browser that was newly installed or updated from late 2012 onwards has tls1.2 support. The population of browsers older than that is <1% at present.