I recently built Chromium following the instructions in oqs-demos/chromium.
The build completed successfully, and I was able to generate a working Chromium executable.
However, when I open a local HTTPS website (served via nginx) using an MLDSA self-signed certificate (specifically mldsa65), the certificate viewer in my custom Chromium displays only the OID for the signature algorithm—not the expected short_name or long_name of the algorithm.
Expected behavior
Chromium should display the algorithm’s readable name (e.g., the short or long name) instead of only the raw OID.
I recently built Chromium following the instructions in oqs-demos/chromium.
The build completed successfully, and I was able to generate a working Chromium executable.
However, when I open a local HTTPS website (served via nginx) using an MLDSA self-signed certificate (specifically mldsa65), the certificate viewer in my custom Chromium displays only the OID for the signature algorithm—not the expected short_name or long_name of the algorithm.
Expected behavior
Chromium should display the algorithm’s readable name (e.g., the short or long name) instead of only the raw OID.