title: Is there any SSL handshakes when trying to load https://localhost from browser on local machine?
body: <p>I have Local Webserver that configured to use SSL connection.
  The question is - would there be any handshakes if i try to open <a href="https://localhost" rel="nofollow">https://localhost</a> from any browser?</p>
  
  <p>The "classic" SSL handshake would require public keys and certs exchange on the network level to create Derive keys. But if we are trying to connect to local webserver, there would be no packets required for SSL handshake (Already tested with Wireshark).</p>
  
  <p>So, does handshake really happens, but on the upper OSI level? Or it doesnt happen at all, and there are no derive key creation?</p>