2008/12/29 Kaspar Brand <m...@velox.ch> > Nelson B Bolyard wrote: > > Fost1954 wrote, On 2008-12-27 06:54: > >> My personal question: Is this warning dialog really ALWAYS the case ? > > > > I think the question is: is there any way for a web site to suppress > > that dialog? > > [...] But it's relatively easy to completely hide the dialog with an > extension > For maximum reliability, you should therefore run the browser in safe > mode > (http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Safe+Mode).
Thank you. The rest of the conversation here gets too technical for someone like me... BUT: 1. Can I spread the message into the world that Running Firefox in "Safe Mode" when generating the key as well as requesting the Certificate with Thawte does securely prevent unnotified private key transmission ? AND: 2.What do you mean using the words "maximum reliability" in this context. I am aware that there is no 100% security in life, but the words you use (a "maximum" of what !?) can mean a broad spectrum from "maximum, but poor" reliability to "maximum and really strong reliability"... Thank you, we are coming to a final answer to the initial question, I am happy about that !
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