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Browsers are allowed to ask permission to remove them if they are compromised. They still have to receive that permission before they can do it.
by danielheath 3y ago
Browsers are allowed to ask permission to remove them if they are compromised.
They still have to receive that permission before they can do it.
- dataking 3y agoI believe it is well understood by now that users tend to ignore security warnings; anyone serious about computer security will not accept this as a solution. We don't even apply security-critical patches reliably.
- danielheath 3y agoLately I've found browsers no longer let me click past SSL errors (at least, not without digging deep through the settings panel first).