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  1. RapidSSL Wildcard

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    ... is a 128 / 256 bit single root SSL certificate. RapidSSL.com owns the root used to issue RapidSSL certificates making it a stable SSL offering. RapidSSL is already present in the IE 5.01+, Netscape 4.7+ ...

  2. 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 ...

  3. What is a Single Root SSL Certificate?

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ... and Netscape). Most SSL certificates are issued by CAs who own and use their own Trusted Root CA certificates, such as those issued by GeoTrust and RapidSSL.com. As GeoTrust and RapidSSL.com is known ...

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

    (FAQs/SSL Certificates)

    ... own roots, have what are known as Root CA Certificates. These root CA certificates are added into releases of all the major browsers such as Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera, etc by the browser vendor ...

  5. Linux Today

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    http://linuxtoday.com/backend/my-netscape.rdf ...