* Brian Smith:
The first question is: Should we change our UI to be the same as
other browsers? My answer is no. It *is* a good idea to show the
root certificate's organization name in this part of the UI. But, it
is also important to show all the intermediate organizations' names
in this
On 09/03/12 17:56, Brian Smith wrote:
The first question is: Should we change our UI to be the same as
other browsers? My answer is no. It *is* a good idea to show the root
certificate's organization name in this part of the UI. But, it is
also important to show all the intermediate
On 12/03/12 21:56 PM, Gervase Markham wrote:
On 09/03/12 17:56, Brian Smith wrote:
The first question is: Should we change our UI to be the same as
other browsers? My answer is no. It *is* a good idea to show the root
certificate's organization name in this part of the UI. But, it is
also
It is hard to see that GUI changes would have any function except for
the very few who understand the difference between roots and sub-CAs.
It is similar to the EV green bar. It doesn't make any difference for
normal people.
The recent screw-ups didn't invalidate the system; it rather made the
Geoffrey Noakes wrote:
The *only* change we are asking of Mozilla is to change Verified by:
VeriSign, Inc. in the hover-over box to Verified by Norton:
In Firefox, we show the name of the organization that issued the intermediate
certificate (the subject O= field of the intermediate
On 03/09/2012 07:56 PM, From Brian Smith:
If others agree, then I will file a bug about implementing a change to display
the O= field from all CA certificates in the chain in this UI.
My question would be how you would do that, is there enough UI real
estate for that? If there is, it would
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 9:56 AM, Brian Smith bsm...@mozilla.com wrote:
The second question is: Should we change the string in the display of the
*root* certificate from VeriSign, Inc. to Norton.
Ideally this string should come from the certificate. The fundamental
purpose of a certificate is
On 10/03/12 04:56 AM, Brian Smith wrote:
Geoffrey Noakes wrote:
The *only* change we are asking of Mozilla is to change Verified by:
VeriSign, Inc. in the hover-over box to Verified by Norton:
In Firefox, we show the name of the organization that issued the intermediate
certificate (the
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