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Probably because people want to be able to change browsers/computers without the bullshit of transferring around an SSL cert and doing so in a secure fashion?
by gergles 15y ago
Probably because people want to be able to change browsers/computers without the bullshit of transferring around an SSL cert and doing so in a secure fashion?
- e1ven 15y agoNow that Firefox, Chrome and Safari all sync through various cloud accounts, is that really still an issue?
- ceejayoz 15y agoGiven that a good 50% or so use IE, yes?
- e1ven 15y agoI believe Windows 8 has this built in, but doesn't have a critical mass yet.
- Too 15y agoAnd how do you log in on that cloud account? Hen and chicken... Not a problem as long as you only have a fixed number of machines to use but once you start using other machines, family/friends/school/work/library you need a secure way to access the certs.
- Too 15y agoegg and chicken of course :P