> And, when a self-signed certificate is in use, the browser should show a prominent icon of self-configured security.
..and there should of course be a way to disable that prominent icon of self-configured security.
Because Firefox, unlike most software, is designed to be a user agent.
While it may be natural for Google, for example, to constantly nag Chrome users for non-standard behaviour, Mozilla should not do the same with Firefox.
> And, when a self-signed certificate is in use, the browser should show a prominent icon of self-configured security.
..and there should of course be a way to disable that prominent icon of self-configured security.
Because Firefox, unlike most software, is designed to be a user agent.
While it may be natural for Google, for example, to constantly nag Chrome users for non-standard behaviour, Mozilla should not do the same with Firefox.