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Curious how NSS compares; Firefox (and I think Chrome, at least for some versions?) still use it. But then, they use it on the client side, and I have no idea
by mook 11y ago
Curious how NSS compares; Firefox (and I think Chrome, at least for some versions?) still use it.
But then, they use it on the client side, and I have no idea if that makes any difference.
- tptacek 11y agoI used to stick up for NSS, whose code I find much more intelligible, but people who are much better acquainted with NSS than I am strongly disagree with me on it, and recommend instead working on OpenSSL.