Comment on OpenSSL in Debian Unstable drops TLS 1.0/1.1 supportparentComments−throwaway20489ything is chrome and firefox are almost certainly going to disable it well before then, and thats gonna make a shitload of people enable it, not everyone granted, but its going to be a lot lower than 30%−pilif9yThe internet doesn't just consist of Firefox and Chrome. There's mail servers, mail clients, FTP clients, etc.And Firefox and Chrome can be behind middleboxes and/or personal firewalls that only talk TLS 1.1 on the public-facing side.And finally, there's a lot of android devices running Android < 5 which all don't support TLS 1.2 and never will.
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thing is chrome and firefox are almost certainly going to disable it well before then, and thats gonna make a shitload of people enable it, not everyone granted, but its going to be a lot lower than 30%
The internet doesn't just consist of Firefox and Chrome. There's mail servers, mail clients, FTP clients, etc.
And Firefox and Chrome can be behind middleboxes and/or personal firewalls that only talk TLS 1.1 on the public-facing side.
And finally, there's a lot of android devices running Android < 5 which all don't support TLS 1.2 and never will.