CRLite is a newly-proposed standard that would send information about ALL revoked SSL/TLS certificates directly to the browsers. This would potentially cut out all burdensome processes and unreliable connections between browsers and CAs by integrating the information about revoked CAs directly into the browsers.  A main concern may be the sheer amount of info being stored, seeing how the large and growing size of CRLs was and is one of the core issues with OCSP processes. CRLite uses bloom filters to compress large quantities of data, making them more manageable for the browsers.  If a certificate is too new, meaning not yet included in any updates, the browser would then use OCSP (stapled or actively queried).