I know a website even worse, globalsign which is selling code signing certificates. They are so deep into making shitloads of money out of thin air they stopped

I know a website even worse, globalsign which is selling code signing certificates. They are so deep into making shitloads of money out of thin air they stopped caring in 2002. This is the only website with a password field which ONLY allows alphanumeric characters, so you have to remove all them exclamation marks, dollar signs and underscores from your generated password. They also have a freakin chat bot assistant which just throws links to documentation in response, and they use "Live Chat" for the button just like you are really going to talk to a human. If you google something globalsign certificate related, the whole first page is filled with links to their documentation. Guess what happens when you click one of them? It's a 404 page. The insides of a portal is just a horror website from the far far past, it takes maybe 30% of the wide screen in the top left corner, everything you click loads for good 30 seconds. Ah yes, if you go to your orders for example, you just get an empty table. Only when you click on "search" button the table fills. Also they will put a block on your card funds for purchase the very first moment they can do it, and it's not the last step of the form. If you could not proceed due to some nonsense error which tells your american express card zip code check failed (i used visa lol), your money will return in 10 days maybe. In the end, you have to print and send some HAND FILLED forms to them in order to get this bullshit "vetting" process done, you can finally launch your fucking egde browser in an internet explorer compatibility mode to collect your hard earnrd certificate. At least a bit cheaper than other providers. 0/10 would not recommend. Unless you really really need to eliminate this SmartScreen circus warning dont do it. Sabotage this stuff. Just let your users check the installer hashsums and they safe