On 19-Aug-00, Wil Haslup wrote:
>> You should register one of those anyways (I reccommend AWeb), but
>> that won't solve your problem. I think SSL is part of the TCP/IP
>> package, not the browser. The browser just makes use of it (I have
>> AWeb registered, but cannot use SSL since I'm using unregistered
>> Miami).
>
> IBrowse2.2 still promises to add SSL support like 1.12 had...the
> browser can have SSL in it.
>
> AWebSE will connect to some https pages.
And Voyager has pretty comprehensive SSL support, with the ability to
browse certificates etc. Miami SSL capability is not an absolute must. I
used to use IBrowse built-in successfully and then switched over to
Miami's SSL support when I got the IBrowse upgrade. Voyager's SSL has
always worked fine for me.
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