Getting a working certificate can get pretty confusing, especially for newcomers to certificates or webdev.
mkcert does this really easily, one command and the CA is trusted in the system store, firefox, etc. and also has info on how to get it working with other stuff (e.g. mobile devices or node.js)
I'd say for someone who doesn't know certs, your site does not really make it easier, it's overwhelming, tons of options that people probably won't know what they mean.
Thanks for the feedback. I already included some text saying that the defaults should be OK for webdev, but in addition, I've now collapsed the advanced settings by default.
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mkcert does this really easily, one command and the CA is trusted in the system store, firefox, etc. and also has info on how to get it working with other stuff (e.g. mobile devices or node.js)
I'd say for someone who doesn't know certs, your site does not really make it easier, it's overwhelming, tons of options that people probably won't know what they mean.
Thanks for the feedback. I already included some text saying that the defaults should be OK for webdev, but in addition, I've now collapsed the advanced settings by default.