I installed latest comodo dragon, but som webpages show the HTTPS connection orange with an warning icon on them.
But when i run same pages with iron browser for example, the HTTPS are green and says i have full encryption
And also when i start comodo dragon it takes a long time before startpage loads up, and many other pages load slow compared to iron browser.
Does anyone know why?
I love comodo products, but dragon is too slow and dont show full HTTPS support on some sites
JoWa
August 30, 2013, 8:49am
#2
I installed latest comodo dragon, but som webpages show the HTTPS connection orange with an warning icon on them.
But when i run same pages with iron browser for example, the HTTPS are green and says i have full encryption
You see that warning when a DV-certificate is used. That is a feature only Dragon has.
Help: SSL Certificates and Secure Connections
Nige_39
August 30, 2013, 11:47am
#3
So JoWa your basically saying you don’t need to run HTTPS on Comodo Dragon since it has the the SSL/HTTPS encryption already build into it.
I have the HTTPS extension so that may not be needed since I’m using Dragon
And when I go to pages that are already https already I’m OK.
plus if they are not HTTPS and just HTTP I’m still protected since I’m using Dragon. ?
Plus I use https://ixquick.com as a search engine as well.
Nige
Edit: by me: Added some extra info.
JoWa
August 30, 2013, 12:10pm
#4
No, what I am saying is that only Dragon clearly distinguishes between DV- and OV-certificates. Most browsers only distinguish between DV/OV- and EV-certificates.
DV, OV and EV are different degrees of validation of the site owner and/or the domain. In the case of a DV-certificate, the site owner has not been validated at all, and can not be verified by the site visitor (by checking the certificate).
Nige_39
August 30, 2013, 12:23pm
#5
No, what I am saying is that only Dragon clearly distinguishes between DV- and OV-certificates. Most browsers only distinguish between DV/OV- and EV-certificates.
DV, OV and EV are different degrees of validation of the site owner and/or the domain. In the case of a DV-certificate, the site owner has not been validated at all, and can not be verified by the site visitor (by checking the certificate).
I do understand what you mean now, and I’m sorry I walked down the wrong path, by talking about something different.