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> Nothing prevents you from using a self signed cert. With the various web browsers continuing to disallow or blar warnings about "SELF SIGNED CERT", this is n
by PenguinCoder 4y ago
> Nothing prevents you from using a self signed cert.
With the various web browsers continuing to disallow or blar warnings about "SELF SIGNED CERT", this is not true. There's a lot of _current issues_ trying to access a self signed HTTPS site using mainstream browsers because they know better than you do.
- exitheone 4y agoThat is just an implementation detail. It's trivial to create your own local CA, put it into the trust store of your device, use a cert signed by it and be done with it.