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<p dir="auto">Failing the verification seems to be correct. If we had a 'relaxed verification' mode, it should succeed here. But being 'relaxed' might also introduce new issues, despite from the additional code complexity you mention.</p>

<p dir="auto">Except this turns out to be a 'common' server issue, we should not change behavior.</p>

<p dir="auto">To find out how widespread this scenario is, we could make stats about the top 1M web sites... if you have an example source code to connect and write stats, I'll run it through the 1M sites.</p>

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