> badssl.com is meant for manual testing of security UI in web clients.
And my understanding is that green things are things that are good (security wise), red is bad. You'll have to test yourself if they work with your browser.
Open the dashboard and it's more 'verbose'.
Red means it didn't connect to that site as it shouldn't in certain situations
For example, in current Chrome, Mozilla "Old" TLS config is red, but Chrome connects fine.
> badssl.com is meant for manual testing of security UI in web clients.
And my understanding is that green things are things that are good (security wise), red is bad. You'll have to test yourself if they work with your browser.