Jan Včelák

The actual error message that I'm seeing is as follows: > This extension failed to redirect a network request to data:application/javascript;base64,... because another extension (uBlock Origin) redirected it to data:application/javascript;base64,......

We kind of expect that this won't ever happen. NSEC3 suggest to change the salt that we don't have. If the collision happens in NSEC5, the VRF key has to...

This was added because there were questions from the community how the key will look like. But I don't want to standardise anything about the key format and its distribution....

I think we already have everything we need in octet strings: - alpha, input, octet string by definition - beta, VRF hash output, already an octet string because Hash outputs...

For existing DNSSEC algorithms, it has always been the DNS protocol that defined the public key wire format used in DNS: - RSA: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3110#section-2 - DSA: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2536#section-2 - ECDSA: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6605#section-4...