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The only thing I've had SNI fail under (so far) had been Netscape Navigator 3.0 and at that point, does it really matter?
by ethernetsalad 10y ago
The only thing I've had SNI fail under (so far) had been Netscape Navigator 3.0 and at that point, does it really matter?
- simcop2387 10y agoIE on Win XP. Or at least anything using the built in crypto stuff. I think firefox will still use it's own. Not sure about chrome.
- Maakuth 10y agoYou might be talking about HTTP 1.1 Host header which allows vhosts for plaintext HTTP servers. SNI allows this to happen with TLS (HTTPS, etc.) servers.