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Or fix the certificate issues. Don't train the staff to be blind to security warnings.

• jarek 14y ago
  How exactly does "I know what I'm doing. I'll reset the option when the underlying issue is resolved, and overall it's a great feature for the browser, but I need to have the ability to be responsible for myself." become "train the staff to be blind to security warnings"?
  • Flimm 14y ago
    If you know what you're doing, you'd know how to get around this limitation, with the --ignore-certificate-errors option for example. Any knowledgeable front-end or back-end developer would know how to find this out by doing a Google search. As long as you don't train the rest of the staff to do the same, that's fine. Now, why isn't the IT department fixing this security and usability problem?
  • tptacek 14y ago
    If you know what you're doing, get the CA=YES cert from your proxy and install it in your browser.
    • DannoHung 14y ago
      The cert itself was broken in the most recent case.