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> Chrome does not. But that choice is orthogonal to protocol. Which means HTTP/3 de facto doesn't support self-signed certificates. Once Chrome disables HTTP 1
by giantrobot 3y ago
> Chrome does not. But that choice is orthogonal to protocol.
Which means HTTP/3 de facto doesn't support self-signed certificates. Once Chrome disables HTTP 1.1/2 which it will at some point in the name of security or performance, you'll only be able to exist on the web with a CA signed certificate.