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[alexandre.petrescu at gmail.com (Alexandre Petrescu)]

You are asking what root CA list I am using?

I answer: I use firefox browser on Windows 10 latest version.  I dont 
know what root CA I use.  I have several root CAs in my browser's 
option.  Most of them came by default in firefow at install time.  A few 
I had to install  manually many months ago, because I had a one-to-one 
trust developped with a few people and their CAs.

About cloudflare I think the followiing: I have seen it used at IETF 
servers.  It takes a few seconds to check, which is fine. But I dont 
understand why its getting in the way.  They should stop getting in 
people's way to browse for information.

Now, I do not understand why my browser, that I consider clean, makes me 
questions about security, certificates, and so on.  It might be that the 
right CA is not inserted in my CA list, I dont know, I have not looked 
in the firefox options today.  But it is strange I could browse IETF ok 
with cloudflare, no question from the browser, but now there are 
questions in the browser about cloudflare and the URL you point to.

Yours,

I sign: Alex, LF/HF 2 (it means low stress)

Le 20/03/2020 à 19:40, Rob Pickering a écrit :
>
>
> On Fri, 20 Mar 2020 at 18:11, Alexandre Petrescu 
> <alexandre.petrescu at gmail.com <mailto:alexandre.petrescu at gmail.com>> 
> wrote:
>
>     CA==Certificate Authority
>
>     the browser makes me questions before allowing me to see the
>     content, after I click the indicated URL
>
>     LF/HF
>
> What root CA list are you using?
>
> I'm not at all involved in their hosting, but it looks like they are 
> sitting behind Cloudflare SSL which is trusted by the default CA list 
> of the browser vendor on my desktop.
>
> --
> Rob Pickering, rob at pickering.org <mailto:rob at pickering.org>
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