Ian Grigg wrote:
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It's really easy to offer a solution: download Firefox, and buy a Mac.
But this is like asking a snail to become a hedgehog; it is simply
out of the budget of way too many users to rush out and buy a Mac.
Those that can do so, do so!
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I'm probably going to regret
Atta Ullah wrote:
How can I access the certificate store of Mozilla or netscape
navigator to checkout the imported certificates in the certificate
store.
either using ssn or any other APIs.
Atta
In a word, certutil:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/tools/certutil.html
Example usage
Ian Grigg wrote:
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It's really easy to offer a solution: download Firefox, and buy a Mac.
But this is like asking a snail to become a hedgehog; it is simply
out of the budget of way too many users to rush out and buy a Mac.
Those that can do so, do so!
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I'm probably going to
Ian Grigg wrote:
I'll try and appeal to your regret ;)
Awww...that wasn't so bad. You'll have to try harder next time. I can
see your point to some extent. There's also the You'd be amazed what
people will do to save a dollar factor though and for the vast majority
of people that just browse
I can
see your point to some extent. There's also the You'd be amazed what
people will do to save a dollar factor though and for the vast majority
of people that just browse and do email a recent linux distribution
(with some MINOR tech support from son/daughter/friend/etc) would be
able to
Hi Nelson!
1. The reason there is a strong dominating player at
the moment is because there is no way to compete.
But the reason there's no way to compete is due to whose root certs are
in the main browsers, not any other reason like branding or lack of it.
What are you guys smoking?
