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I agree with @pipboy96 that we should have a tool to check for the the supported cipher list for each browser as discussed in #18964 (comment) . Manual cross checking require a lot time-consuming parsing work which could possibly go wrong. The ideal way is to setup a cipher checking server (with docker?) to handle the ciphers checking systematically and automatically.
@cschanaj I can start working on a tool that helps to check this portion for future tests. The sources for these lists changes arbitrarily since it since only really niche devs need this kind of update on a regular basis. But I agree there needs to be something help out.
For now I will add back in those ciphers today so there can be a sane check list here for the fetch test, I plan on running a round of it starting tomorrow morning.
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cschanaj commentedon Mar 22, 2020
I agree with @pipboy96 that we should have a tool to check for the the supported cipher list for each browser as discussed in #18964 (comment) . Manual cross checking require a lot time-consuming parsing work which could possibly go wrong. The ideal way is to setup a cipher checking server (with docker?) to handle the ciphers checking systematically and automatically.
zoracon commentedon Mar 24, 2020
@cschanaj I can start working on a tool that helps to check this portion for future tests. The sources for these lists changes arbitrarily since it since only really niche devs need this kind of update on a regular basis. But I agree there needs to be something help out.
For now I will add back in those ciphers today so there can be a sane check list here for the fetch test, I plan on running a round of it starting tomorrow morning.