Hi everyone, I want to buy a .dev domain for my site and i want to know if yay.com is good because its giving ssl with domain.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Read next
Your FIRST STEPS on the ASSEMBLY Programming Language!
Weslley Neves -
Memory Management and GC Practices in Multi-threaded Applications on HarmonyOS Next
SameX -
High-Performance ArkUI Application Development: Memory Management and XML Optimization in Complex UI Scenarios
SameX -
Terminator - MISC Writeup CTF - Pwnedcr2024
Carlos -
Top comments (12)
Ssl is free with let’s encrypt for everyone, so it’s not much of a selling point.
I would stick with a more popular and known registrar, such as google domains or namecheap
also, a .dev domain is cheaper with google ($12/year)
Let's encrypt is free but its secure?
Of course it is, it uses the same encryption mechanism as every other certificate (tls)
Having a certificate will only allow your website to communicate in an encrypted channel with the visitor, ensuring there is no spoofing or mitm attacks.
Ok i got it now
Though I just saw this. Can you explain to me why it's not good for these cases?
thepracticaldev.s3.amazonaws.com/i...
This is an advertisement for someone trying to sell you an EV certificate, which are quite expensive. They don't provide more value and plenty of websites don't use one and are doing great.
Becouse everyone said to me the free ssls arent that good
Some time ago browser did differentiate between "cheap" and paid certificate by showing the name of the related company in the URL bar if u use a paid one... Back in those days, this was recognized as a sign of trust. Nowadays browsers don't show this anymore and there is no longer any reason to pay for a certificate.
Oh I see thank you
Jappyjan is talking about EV certificates which definitely still exist, but their value is still debatable.
Troy hunt made a good post on the subject.
Overall, don't buy a certificate, specially not an EV one.
illias.dev