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(You keep editing your comments, replacing old questions with new questions, which makes it rather difficult to reply to you. I suggest making new comments ins
by agwa 13y ago
(You keep editing your comments, replacing old questions with new questions, which makes it rather difficult to reply to you. I suggest making new comments instead.)
> Does it in fact reject connections to self-signed certs?
Yes, you don't even need HSTS for this. HSTS just disallows the user from overriding the browser and accepting the self-signed (or otherwise bad) certificate.
- sliverstorm 13y agoWhat browser flat-out refuses to connect to a webpage with an invalid SSL cert? Is this a recent development? Edit: Apparently all of them now, I sure didn't notice that. Not a concern, then Test site: https://tv.eurosport.com/ https://tv.eurosport.com/