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Story:Why Chrome and Firefox will soon block sites with certain SSL certificates
- Animats 8y agoGoogle is overdoing "your website is not secure". They complain, with similar messages, for no-SSL sites, wrong-SSL sites, and now, rogue issuer SSL sites. A more explicit message, such as "This site used a security provider who turned out to be incompetent or crooked" would be better.
- Shivetya 8y agoit got to be really annoying with our HMCs which did not have upgrades staged or even available by the time Firefox started its rollout of their improved security.
- infogulch 8y agoI agree that this information should be present somewhere, but a heading of "Your connection is not secure" is about as detailed as you can be for typical end-users. The extra information about why exactly it's not secure should be present somewhere, but for 99% of users these details are completely non-actionable.
- rad_gruchalski 8y agoI’ve restarted my laptop today and noticed that Chrome got updated to a very chunky layout. Additionally, full screen video causes the second screen to go black. So, when I’m watching a full screen video on the big screen, main laptop screen is unusable. Bye Chrome.