[isilofi]

You can manually distrust hardcoded CAs in all common browsers. But even now, this is rarely used because it is tedious, there are roughly a hundred active CAs.

And depending on how that law will be interpreted by courts, manually distrusting might be considered illegal.

[Jensson]

> manually distrusting might be considered illegal

It is just a display change, all the law says is:

"For those purposes web-browsers shall ensure that the identity data provided using any of the methods is displayed in a user friendly manner."

I don't see how adding a warning icon or block icon instead of the lock hurts would be banned. To me it seems like so much here is based on baseless assumptions.

[isilofi]

No, manually distrusting will probably be considered illegal. "Browsers shall ensure", no exceptions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38109691

I would also urge you to refrain from using terminology such as "baseless assumptions" when your own assumptions are so easily refuted by directly reading the text of the proposal.

[mjan22640]

I as an user decide what is user friendly to me.

[g-b-r]

to me at this point it seems like you're trying to defend this law a-priori...