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> People who use Windows XP and Android KitKat today can't connect to most sites anyway due to TLS 1.2 ...if they use the Windows built-in SSL stack. For insta
by cesarb 5y ago
> People who use Windows XP and Android KitKat today can't connect to most sites anyway due to TLS 1.2
...if they use the Windows built-in SSL stack. For instance, Firefox has always used its own SSL stack (NSS) everywhere; and AFAIK, the last version of Firefox which was compatible with these systems already worked fine with TLS 1.2. The same for root certificates: Firefox uses its own CA roots (from NSS).
- WorldMaker 5y agoFirefox stopped supporting XP since Firefox 52.9 ESR which did not have finalized TLS 1.3 support. That's kicking the can down the road a bit longer than TLS 1.2, but not much longer.