I should be happy about this -- who wouldn't want the entire web to be encrypted -- but SSL is so broken for normal people. SSL is expensive (wildcard certificates run $70 a year and up), confusing (how does one pick between the 200 different companies selling certificates?), and incredibly difficult to set up (what order should I cat the certificate pieces in again?).
If SSL doesn't change, this move will cut the little folks out of the internet. What are Mozilla's values?
If SSL doesn't change, this move will cut the little folks out of the internet. What are Mozilla's values?