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Do you know where to get Windows App Signing Keys for a reasonable price?

The cheapest ones I've found were still ~€150 per year, too much for a proof-of-concept :( Not signing the app is not an option...

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    Subscribing
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    Booking a ticket for this train aswell!
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    @LeFlawk more reasons windows is SHIT πŸ™ƒ
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    @LeFlawk Its free unless you want a different kind of key I think. Because Visual Studio can do some signing on its own I think.
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    @Codex404 yeah but only for development, if you publish it or create an installer, you will get a message that the app is not trusted ☹️
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    So basically everybody is just signing up, but nobody has an idea? 😁
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    @kb88 true πŸ˜”πŸ˜‚
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    I guess this rant is going nowhere, since it's gotten too old, but didn't get upvotes, so not too many saw it.

    I nevertheless want to share my findings. The cheapest certificates I have found are from Commodo - around €100 for one year.
    But there are some resellers around, which offer a reasonable discount, the cheapest one I've found was ~€65. I guess I will go with one of those.
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    @kb88 thanx 4 sharing
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    TIL if you publish your app in windows store, you don't need any certificate, MS signs the executable for you.

    You only need a developer account for $20 (one time).

    Ok, let's build 😁
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