safari extension certification terror 11. Jun 2010
Safari will refuse to install any extension that has not been signed with a digital certificate issued by Apple. Thus, in order to distribute extensions that others can use, developers must register for the Apple Developer Connection program and obtain a certificate that, at least in theory, could be withdrawn by the company in the event that a developer did not comply with any of Apple’s terms and conditions. (Quelle: Macworld)
Wird dann als nächstes standardmäßig ein Apple DNS-Server eingebunden, der eine Blacklist von allen Brustwarzen hat?
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