This shouldn’t be too much of a surprise, as TLS 1.3 has been out for many years and is widely adopted.
I haven’t paid too much attention to the TLS WG lately (for obvious reasons if you look at their mailing list), but I assume this is mostly a “if you want Post-Quantum cryptography, you need 1.3”.
kijin•21m ago
Makes sense. Nobody wants to deal with "this user-agent claims to support TLS 1.2, except this extension that was added in 2026" anymore.
If you're going to add or remove features, follow semver and bump that number.
BobbyTables2•11m ago
I don’t get it. Were there revisions or optional features of v1.2?
mcpherrinm•49m ago
I haven’t paid too much attention to the TLS WG lately (for obvious reasons if you look at their mailing list), but I assume this is mostly a “if you want Post-Quantum cryptography, you need 1.3”.