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That’s true. It’s a bit of a self fulfilling prophesy: the browsers didn’t present a meaningful verification UI, then removed the UI because users didn’t find i
by nailer 1y ago
That’s true. It’s a bit of a self fulfilling prophesy: the browsers didn’t present a meaningful verification UI, then removed the UI because users didn’t find it meaningful.
Steak isn’t delicious because, after I pee on it, people dislike the taste.
The concept of matching an real world identity to a public key is very much intact outside the browser world.
- Kwpolska 1y agoBrowsers did display EV certs in very significant ways in the 2010s with green address bars. Safari even hid the URL and only displayed the certificate owner name.
- nailer 1y ago> with green address bars. Yes. A green address bar isn't meaningful verification UI. That is why no other platform uses green bars for verification.