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VeriSign Trust Seal
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As a VeriSign major partner, TBS internet is the first company in Europe to offer the VeriSign trust logo, the most recognized worldwide. An SSL certificate is no longer required as the seal is available after an organisation audit and comes with a malware detection system. More details...






Browsers' ssl compatibility with 2048-bit root certificates

The purpose of this chart is to help you select the certificate which matches your technical needs. Independently of price or brand!

This chart only considers certificates linked to 2048-bit roots, 1024-bit roots won't be uses from January 1st, 2011 anymore. Nevertheless, crossed certification is going to be set to minimize the impact on the user.

Certification authority recognized by the browser and setup a native level cipherment (see column 2) unless otherwise specified.
Certification Authority not recognized by the browser.
The behavior is specific or unknown.


THAWTE
  • (5)
    • Uses a certification chain since June 27th, 2010 (see FAQ)
TBS X509 GLOBALSIGN VERISIGN GEOTRUST COMODO
Offer ssl
wssl
  • (3)
    • Thawte Wildcard certificates are not recognized by Internet Explorer with Windows 95 & 98 (see FAQ)

sslev
prem
ecom
std
int
wild
sgc
wildsgc
mdom All global
  • (6)
    • Changed root on October 10th, 2010 (see FAQ)

secureev
globalev
secure
  • (4)
    • Changed root on May 17th, 2009. (see FAQ) and then on October 10th, 2010 (see FAQ)
truebiz
tbidev
prossl
wild
ucc
COMODO THAWTE
ev evsgc sgc
  • (6)
    • Changed root on October 10th, 2010 (see FAQ)
root see
see see see see see see see see
crossed certif see see see see - see - see -
all operating system
Firefox
3 - 8 +EV +EV
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
+EV
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
+EV +EV
0.1 - 2.0.0.14
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
Google Chrome
+ EV support + EV support + EV support +EV + EV support
Opera
9.5 - 9.64 +EV +EV +EV +EV +EV
8 - 9.27
7.02 - 7.54
7.0 - 7.01
5.12 - 6.10
3 - 5.11
J2RE
1.6.0 - 1.6.0_6
1.5.0 - 1.5.0_13
1.4.2_06 - 1.4.2_19
1.4.2_03 - 1.4.2_05
1.4.1
Seamonkey
2.x +EV +EV
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
+EV
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
+EV +EV
1.0 - 1.1.18
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
Camino 1.0 - 2.0
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
Mozilla
1.5 - 1.7.13
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
1 - 1.4
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
  • (10)
    • Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ
Netscape
8+
6 - 7.2
4.77 - 4.8
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
4.72 - 4.76
4.6 - 4.7 128-bit 128-bit
4.51 128-bit
2 - 4.5
Windows
Microsoft Internet Explorer
7.0 - 8.0 +EV +EV +EV +EV +EV
  • (7)
    • Non-compatible under Windows XP
6.1 - 7.0b2
6.0
5.5 - 5.9
5.01 128-bit 128-bit 128-bit 128-bit
4.01 - 5.0
AOL
9+
7 - 8
6
5 128-bit
4
Netscape
8 - 9.0.0.6
Mac
Microsoft Internet Explorer
5.1 - 5.2.1
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
5.0 128-bit
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
128-bit
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
128-bit
4.0 - 4.5
SAFARI
3.2 - 4 + EV support + EV support + EV support +EV + EV support
1.2 - 3.1.x
1.0 - 1.1
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
  • (2)
    • CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields)
Linux
Konqueror
3.5 - 4
2.2.1 - 3.4
1 - 2.2.0

(1): IE 5.01 with Windows 2000 requires service pack 1 or above to recognise Wildcard or OmniDomaine certificates, see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;258858.
(2): CA recognized by the browser but does not support Multiple Sites (several CN or SAN fields).
(3): Thawte Wildcard certificates are not recognized by Internet Explorer with Windows 95 & 98 (see FAQ)
(4): Changed root on May 17th, 2009. (see FAQ) and then on October 10th, 2010 (see FAQ).
(5): Uses a certification chain since June 27th, 2010 (see FAQ)
(6): Changed root on October 10th, 2010 (see FAQ)
(7): Non-compatible under Windows XP
(8): Compatible if Microsoft KB931125 update installed, see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=931125
(9): If you chose to install the 2048-bit chain, see http://www.tbs-certificats.com/FAQ/fr/comodo_usertrust_legacy.html
(10): Firefox and by-products may encounter loop issue when checking SSL certificates. See FAQ



SSL Compatibility with mobile tools

THAWTE TBS X509 GLOBALSIGN VERISIGN GEOTRUST COMODO
Offer ssl
wssl
sslev
prem
ecom
std
int
wild
sgc
wildsgc
mdom All global
secureev
globalev
secure
truebiz
tbidev
prossl
wild
ucc
COMODO THAWTE
ev evsgc sgc
root see see see see see see see see see
Crossed certif see see see see - see - see -
all operating system
Palm WebOS
Palm OS
Opera Mini 4.1+ & 3.0-3.1
Nokia Symbian (testé E61)
Windows Mobile
Windows Phone 7
WM 6.5
WM CE6
WM CE5
WM 2003
  • (1)
    • does not support Wildcard
WM 2002
  • (1)
    • does not support Wildcard
Apple
iPhone 3.0 + EV support + EV support + EV support + EV support + EV support
iPhone
iPod Safari
Playstation
Netfront 3.5
Netfront 3.4
BlackBerry
OS 4.3+
OS 4.2.1
Android
2.3
2.2
1.6 - 2.1
  • (2)
    • requires crossed certification

(1): does not support Wildcard
(2): requires crossed certification


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Last modified: 20 December, 2011