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I imagine lack of support of TLS (by default configuration) would mean very little of the modern, encrypted web would work with it. (Out-of-the-box, the latest
by gsnedders 8y ago
I imagine lack of support of TLS (by default configuration) would mean very little of the modern, encrypted web would work with it. (Out-of-the-box, the latest thing it supports is SSLv3.)
- pmlnr 8y agoThis is what I wanted to say: I does not work, because "multi tenant" TLS; unless your server is configured to serve one single SSL certificate on SSLv3, IE6 is dead.
- trnglina 8y agoAs someone who recently set-up a Windows XP VM, you often can't even download a newer browser because those download sites use TLS.