More testing: Updated EV information and new Roots
New in Kestrel: End of the Extended (Validation) wait
New in Kestrel: Faster Root Certificate updates
Refreshed Internet Drafts
The trouble with the (b)leading edge: It’s sharp!
New^W NOT in Kestrel #5: As many certificate warnings (if you don’t want them)
New^W NOT in Kestrel #4: As many warnings about unknown certificate issuers
Browser Usage: The unquestioned assumptions
One of the things you can't get away from when working for a browser vendor, unless you live in an unwired cave (which would make it difficult to work), and even if we occasionally do wonder about the accuracy, is usage statistics for your product.
I have an impression that some allow these statistics to guide their web site development, but I believe that relying overly much on such statistics when developing a web site can turn out to cause problems for the web site, not just for the web site's public image, but it could also be economically costly.
This article present what I think the problems are and why, and in general terms how to avoid them. …
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