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How will older browsers without EV support behave on sites with Entrust EV SSL Certificates?

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How will older browsers without EV support behave on sites with Entrust EV SSL Certificates?

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top) Browsers without EV support will continue to behave as they do today. As long as the certificate was issued by a CA trusted by the browser, the lock will close as expected. In most cases, website support for both older browsers and newer EV browsers will require the installation of a cross-certificate on the web server which was issued by a root CA already embedded in older browsers. The cross-certificate will certify a newer EV specific issuing CA as trusted, and the actual web server site certificate will be issued from that issuing CA.

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