Nelson B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Any time mozilla disables a feature that works in IE, it only costs >mozilla marketshare. People who cannot reach a popular site with >mozilla cite this as another reason to go back to IE.
What might help a bit is if Mozilla displayed slightly more informative messages about security issues than it currently does. For example if you go to a crippled-crypto site all it displays is some variation of "I don't have anything in common to discuss with the other side", which seems to imply the browser is at fault. Saying "The other side is only capable of X, Y, or Z, neither of which provide any real security" would make it more obvious that it's a problem with the other side and not with Mozilla. Perhaps providing an additional option to connect just this once at a lower security level (along the lines of "Trust this cert for this session only") would help too. Peter. _______________________________________________ Mozilla-security mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-security
