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Comment on Chrome: From NSS to OpenSSLparent

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It's the de facto client library for everything but the most important TLS clients.

Ryan's argument that it's too hard to remove NSS code is compelling, but making it to easy to add code is exactly the problem we just had with OpenSSL. Heartbeat wasn't just bad code; it was code that was inappropriate for inclusion by default.

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