Btw - my example project that had been intended to show how to use Azure Trusted Signing on all macOS, Linux and Windows has now a couple of more features:
- CodeSign with either Azure Trusted Signing or a traditional Codesigning Certificate
.pfx - Create a (codesigned) Windows Installer using InnoSetup.
I’ve put more information about that project in a new thread: Windows Code Signing & Installer Creation with InnoSetup
Back to this topic: I’m still very happy with Azure Trusted Signing - works very well for me (both privately, as well as in the company I’m working for).
And I really think it’s currently (the most?) affordable solution (and of course the “instant trust” as a big benefit)… certainly worth looking into once your traditional .pfx certificates are about to expire.