Sure you will. It'll be bundled with your OS, or your browser, or just used by web sites you visit that have "https://" at the beginnings of their URLs, and you'll take it seriously because you take those thing seriously.

By the same token, you're trusting OpenSSL unless you go to great pains not to.

Mission accomplished.

Maybe they could switch to a hip, cool font when everything's finished. Right now, it's in Comic Sans territory, because it's really not done.

I guess that makes OpenSSL crayon, I don't know... :) (Kidding!)

agreed