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I have a client who wants their app code signed, so we pointed them to a few well known, well trusted CAs (Verisign, Thawt, etc), then they came back with InstantSSL (because it was only 180/yr as opposed to 500/yr).
How do I know that InstantSSL will be trusted on a customer of this application’s computer?
InstantSSL certificates has Comodo as the root authority. It is installed and trusted by default on all recent Windows versions. (And it is on the current list)