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Not supporting SNI is the browser's problem IMO, because SNI are required to enable a single IP to host multiple HTTPS websites. SNI is not just for CloudFlare.
by maple3142 5y ago
Not supporting SNI is the browser's problem IMO, because SNI are required to enable a single IP to host multiple HTTPS websites. SNI is not just for CloudFlare.
- carapace 5y agoWell sure, as a programmer the obvious solution is to patch Dillo to support SNI. (Does PyPI need to host multiple HTTPS domains?) You're missing the point. "It doesn't matter why they're dressed as a tiger. Have they got my leg?"
- dbt00 5y ago> (Does PyPI need to host multiple HTTPS domains?) The real question: is the PyPI front page running on someone else's infrastructure or some dedicated hardware?