This reminds me of when Firefox, Chrome and other browsers decided all self-signed certs are malicious, and forced all https websites (even intranet) to sign up with some CA or get users to install their certs in the browser.
As an enterprise web-app dev for a small company, it was an incredible pain-in-the-ass.
However, now, like then, the issue will dissipate once the developers get their (free) OSX signing key... just another item on the checklist before distributing your code.
As an enterprise web-app dev for a small company, it was an incredible pain-in-the-ass.
However, now, like then, the issue will dissipate once the developers get their (free) OSX signing key... just another item on the checklist before distributing your code.