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This starts slow and I almost quit but it gets really interesting in the middle, if you are into this retro stuff. I never would have believed that you could u

This starts slow and I almost quit but it gets really interesting in the middle, if you are into this retro stuff. I never would have believed that you could use Dropbox from a machine as old as this. And we are not talking about accessing the files only with a web browser but actually mounting Dropbox as a drive. All the stuff involving TLS, like browsing modern websites or IMAP access to GMail, I'd also written off, but apparently it works.

tialaramex 7y ago
For TLS they have a port of OpenSSL (named AmiSSL). So, when that port gets updated, and software is updated to any changes resulting from the port, they get any features (if they were ported) from OpenSSL. They import (their version of) the Mozilla trust store, so roughly the same CAs are trusted as in a copy of Firefox from the same date as your install of AmiSSL.