I bumped into this a few months back when toying with the idea of spinning up a Win2K virtual machine to keep some legacy software alive. I didn't expect brows

I bumped into this a few months back when toying with the idea of spinning up a Win2K virtual machine to keep some legacy software alive. I didn't expect browsing the web with a Win2K machine to be a realistic (or safe!) proposition - but I wasn't expecting SSL to be the blocker. (Not least because a few weeks previously I'd installed the latest AmiSSL for AmigaOS, which does support modern TLS! There, of course, Javascript becomes the blocker.)