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  1. RapidSSL Wildcard

    (Content/Article)

    ... and Mozilla 1+ browsers and many other new Windows and Mac based browsers. RapidSSL Wildcard Certificates have a browser recognition of around 99% and are ideal for websites conducting low volume / ...

  2. What is a Cookie?

    (Content/Privacy Policy)

    A “cookie” is an alphanumeric identifier that is unique to your browser. The cookie will identify your browser to us when you visit our web site so that we may customize your visit.  ...

  3. What is browser ubiquity or browser recognition?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    Browser ubiquity is the term used in the industry to describe the estimated percentage of Internet users that will inherently trust an SSL certificate. The lower the browser ubiquity, the less people will ...

  4. What browser versions are compatible with RapidSSL, RapidSSL Wildcard and FreeSSL?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    RapidSSL.com certificates are compatible with IE 5.01+, Netscape 4.7+, Mozilla 1+, AOL 5+, Firefox, Safari and many newer Windows and Mac based browsers and are single root install certificates (they do ...

  5. What is a FreeSSL Certificate?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ... our support and issuance speed then FreeSSL is an ideal solution. FreeSSL certificates have the same browser recognition rates as both our RapidSSL and RapidSSL Wildcard, and upgrading to either one ...

  6. What is a Single Root SSL Certificate?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    When connecting to a webserver over SSL, the visitor's browser decides whether or not to trust the website's SSL certificate based on which Certification Authority has issued the actual SSL certificate. ...

  7. Give me 10 reasons why I should buy SSL Certificates from Bayanhosting.com

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ...  We carry products from GeoTrust, a highly trusted, credible and long standing CA with an Internationally recognized brand. GeoTrust own the Equifax roots that are already present in all popular browsers ...

  8. What do I need to consider when purchasing a SSL certificate?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ...  What browser recognition is required? Why is browser recognition important? Do I require a single root or intermediate SSL certificate? What certificate strength is required?  ...

  9. What does a SSL certificate look like?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    SSL certificates can be seen by simply double clicking on the padlock symbol when displayed in the browser. A typical certificate will look like this; All SSL Certificates are issued to either ...

  10. How is a SSL certificate installed onto a webserver?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ... that the data passing between the webserver (website) and the customer's browser remains confidential and secure. The CSR generated is submitted to Certification Authorities during the SSL Certificate ...

  11. How do website visitors know if a website is using SSL?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ... browser, e.g. As seen by users of Internet Explorer Whenever a browser connects to a webserver (website) over https:// - this signifies that the communication will be encrypted and secure. The ...

  12. What is SSL?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ... with a website when their browser displays the little gold padlock and the address bar begins with a https rather than http. SSL certificates can be used on webservers for Internet security and mailservers ...

  13. What is Bandwidth?

    (FAQs/Shared Hosting)

    Bandwidth is the amount of data moved between your site and the browsers of the customer's accessing your site. It is typically measured in Gigabytes. ...