Greetings,
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Alex Schuster [mailto:wonko@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>PIM 4.6 prob^Wimpressions
>
>>
>> > Indeed, ready for use means to me I could do online banking with it.
>>
>> Hmm, I always do online banking with Konqueror. Have done so for years.
>
>I always get warnings about untrusted certificates. I must admit I do not
>know much about this area (Duncan does), and when I view the certificate it
>is said to be trustable, but I feel better using another browser that does
>not complain about certificates.
This is a feature, not a bug. (I cannot believe I just typed that.)
There is a transition going on between 128bit and 1024bit certificates. This
requires an intermediate certificate of authority. Konqueror is a stickler for
this step, while Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera aren't, as they tend to
bundle the intermediate certificate with their build in chain. When I install a
new certificate for one of my webhost customers, I use Konqueror to verify that
it has been installed correctly. It is the only browser that checks each and
every step of the certificate chain. Technically any site that Konqueror
complains about isn't properly installed and isn't properly secured.
--
J
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