Kyle Hamilton wrote:
> You could just as easily have a 'trusted source' by allowing the
> plug-in author add their own 'updates to this plugin will come signed
> by *this* key' certificates to the other certificates' keystore.

[Note: This thread has morphed into a general discussion of Link 
Fingerprints, given that we have established that the problem they solve 
is already solved in the case of Firefox addons (which I assume is what 
you mean by "plugin"). So they are not necessary in that case.]

This is exactly what Dave suggested in his thread "Proposal for 
improving the security of add-on updates". So I'm afraid I don't 
understand what point you are making.

Gerv
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