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Just create your own root CA and pin it in the clients.
by ahoka 3y ago
Just create your own root CA and pin it in the clients.
- superkuh 3y agoHow do I host a website visitable by random people I've never met on HTTP/3 without getting the continued/periodic approval of a third party corporation for a CA based TLS cert? I can't. That's bad. It's a very significant change from HTTP/1.1 (HTTP/2 is only used by corporations/institutions/non-human persons) in the past which allowed anyone to connect to anyone. It was truly a web. There's absolutely no way I can get my self-made root cert in the trust store of the major browsers so that a random person I've never met can connect. HTTP/3 is designed for the use cases of non-human persons. For human persons it's a terrible protocol.