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My understanding is free ones are not trusted/accepted by the browsers, hence to have something that isnt tossing errors at your users requires a small payment
by brianjolney 15y ago
My understanding is free ones are not trusted/accepted by the browsers, hence to have something that isnt tossing errors at your users requires a small payment to a CA.
I've used positivessl from namecheap whenever I need certs, its something crazy cheap like $5
- dan85 15y agoStartSSL works fine with all recent browsers. (I think IE 7+)
- elliottcarlson 15y agoMy understanding is free ones are not trusted/accepted by the browsers You might mean self-signed certificates?
- charliesome 15y agoWell anyone could start their own CA and hand out free certificates. The problem is that nobody trusts Joe Bloggs' new CA.