Re:Stopping FTP support in Firefox 90
by TheRealPomax on Tuesday July 20, 2021 @05:20PM
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Sure, they also use C6H12O6 every day, and interbank networks, but if we listed everything that wasn't similar to FTP we'd be here a while. FTP is "a thing" you intentionally use. You connect to FTP servers, and upload or download files, in the same way that HTTP is a thing you intentionally use to consumer web pages. TLS it just an aspect of how connections are negotiated and is on a completely different rung of the ladder of abstraction.
How many of them know what TLS is? Yet they've probably used it. With computers, you don't need to know what something is to have used it.