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Opera Browser
2.
Enter and select the necessary items.
Accept cookies
Enable javascript
Issue security
warnings
Enable SSL v2
Enable SSL v3
Enable TLS 1.0
Certificates
Personal/
Authorities
Password
Set password
•SSL: Security Socket Layer is a protocol that is used to communicate over the
encrypted connection, and to authenticate none, one or both of the
participants.
•TLS: Transport Layer Security is successor of SSL, and offers up to 128 bit
encryption. The actual strength of the encryption varies depending on the
Web site.
3.
Tap "Apply" to save the settings.
If you tap "Reset" instead, the settings are canceled.
4.
Tap "OK" to close the Security preferences screen.
Note: Once you tap the "Apply" and "Reset" buttons, they will be dimmed.
When checked, only the information you entered or
selected on the Web page will be saved. The cookie will
be sent back the next time when the SL-5600 browses the
same Web page.
Tap to activate the Javascript. (ECMAScript)
Tap to display a warning message when you move
between the safe and unsafe Web site.
Tap to enable the SSL v2 option.
Tap to enable the SSL v3 option.
Tap to enable the TLS 1.0 option.
Personal certificates are used to identify you as the
genuine user of your secure Web services, while
certificate authorities are used to certify a Web service as
secure for you to use. Most certificate authorities you will
ever need are pre-installed with Opera Browser, and
personal certificates are automatically installed when
required by a secure Web site. These settings are here
should you want to delete or fine-tune your certificates. To
view the list of personal certificates, tap "Personal". To
view the list of authorities, tap "Authorities". Tap "Import"
to import a certificate from a local file. Tap "Export" to
export to a local file. Tap "OK" to save the settings.
Register the password to use the certificate options. The
password prevents the certificate you set up from
unauthorized use.
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