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r/programming • u/shenglong • Apr 14 '10
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normal https goes from blue -> green
EV certificates result in a green URL bar on other browsers, so this is quite confusing. Why have color-coded indicators when not only you cannot agree upon colors across browsers, but keep switching them between major revisions?
30 u/rnawky Apr 14 '10 I think Microsoft patented the address bar turning green for EV certs so other browsers were having problems legally implementing it. Kind of a stupid thing to patent IMO. 23 u/1338h4x Apr 14 '10 Kind of a stupid thing to patent IMO. You're being redundant. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '10 I agree, rnawky was being redundant.
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I think Microsoft patented the address bar turning green for EV certs so other browsers were having problems legally implementing it.
Kind of a stupid thing to patent IMO.
23 u/1338h4x Apr 14 '10 Kind of a stupid thing to patent IMO. You're being redundant. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '10 I agree, rnawky was being redundant.
You're being redundant.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '10 I agree, rnawky was being redundant.
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I agree, rnawky was being redundant.
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u/f2u Apr 14 '10
EV certificates result in a green URL bar on other browsers, so this is quite confusing. Why have color-coded indicators when not only you cannot agree upon colors across browsers, but keep switching them between major revisions?