Re:Chrome 56 will mark HTTP pages with password fields as no...
by azernik on Monday January 23, 2017 @06:27AM
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> How about they disrupt this ridiculous SSL certificate market instead?
They have. It's called Let's Encrypt, which is sponsored by (among many other companies) Google.
> But anyway, not like we have a choice right!
No. You do not. Browsers are already beginning to shut off certain features (like location access) for non-HTTPS sites, and HTTP/2 will only be implemented for encrypted connections. This has been coming for years, and the industry has made herculean efforts to make the process easy for service providers.
Deal with it. And if you're frustrated? This, of all fora, is not the place for fact-agnostic venting.
They have. It's called Let's Encrypt, which is sponsored by (among many other companies) Google.
> But anyway, not like we have a choice right!
No. You do not. Browsers are already beginning to shut off certain features (like location access) for non-HTTPS sites, and HTTP/2 will only be implemented for encrypted connections. This has been coming for years, and the industry has made herculean efforts to make the process easy for service providers.
Deal with it. And if you're frustrated? This, of all fora, is not the place for fact-agnostic venting.