"David E. Ross" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > On 9/17/12 1:08 AM, Desiree wrote: >> I have had all Comodo and Comodo related certs as Untrusted (in all >> browsers) since Eddy Nig was able to buy a cert for mozilla.com back in >> December 2008 from a Comodo reseller. I also have Go Daddy certs as >> Untrusted. This is quite a few certs. >> >> At the very least, SeaMonkey should warn me that it will revert all cert >> settings to default when I upgrade but there has been no warning that SM >> reset my settings for certificates. I only realized it when I didn't get >> a >> popup warning when I went to a site that uses Comodo related certs. (Here >> is >> where I prefer Opera as it handles this in an elegant, no fuss, clean, >> and >> quick manner but Mozilla browsers do it in a clumsy and irritating manner >> although in the past Mozilla handled the certs in a much superior manner >> than now). >> >> I avoid sites that use Comodo/Comodo related or Go Daddy certs as much as >> possible so I want to be warned anytime I am about to go to one of these >> sites. >> >> I have gone through every cert's settings now and Untrusted all the ones >> I >> want to be Untrusted. I'd like to avoid this with future updates. >> >> > > Some time ago, I untrusted CNNIC. This did not change with 2.12 or > 2.12.1. > > -- > > David E. Ross > <http://www.rossde.com/> > > Anyone who thinks government owns a monopoly on inefficient, obstructive > bureaucracy has obviously never worked for a large corporation. > © 1997 by David E. Ross
I don't recall this happening with past updates...just this last one. I wonder if it could be because I had to do a full upgrade...not the small one from internal update (which had the wrong files when I tried to update that way)?
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