(In reply to comment #73)
> Cacert is better than the other 24 companies that have their root certificates
> already included in mozilla.
With all due respect, just because they offer services for "free" doesn't mean
that they are better. CACert has just had a complete overhaul, and quite frankly
I think they are too fresh of a company to be completely trusted. But that's
just my personal opinion on the issue. :)
This bug has lots of interesting and good reasons for and against including
CACert's root cert into Mozilla's suite of products "by default".
(In reply to comment #73)
> Cacert is better than the other 24 companies that have their root certificates
> already included in mozilla.
With all due respect, just because they offer services for "free" doesn't mean
that they are better. CACert has just had a complete overhaul, and quite frankly
I think they are too fresh of a company to be completely trusted. But that's
just my personal opinion on the issue. :)
This bug has lots of interesting and good reasons for and against including
CACert's root cert into Mozilla's suite of products "by default".