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and if that dosen't exist or auto redirects to https you are screwed. No matter how you slice it not even allowing an override over something like this is super
by throwaway2048 11y ago
and if that dosen't exist or auto redirects to https you are screwed. No matter how you slice it not even allowing an override over something like this is super shitty.
- droopyEyelids 11y agoNot super shitty, a judgement call. Browser defaults have to be created to cater to the greatest (lowest?) common denominator. And if you can't figure out how to bypass the SSL warning you shouldn't bypass it.
- throwaway2048 11y agothere is no way to do so without patching firefox, that is way extreme. Especially for something that amounts to "you put a number in the wrong field of your cert, because this standard didn't even exist yet" This does not improve security in any meaningful way whatsoever.