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Certificates Not Visible in FireFox.

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sumitjain7389
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I am importing(installing) a few .pfx certificates with valid credentials in Window 7 system. After doing such activity, I am able to see installed certificates in IE and Google Chrome Browsers.

But the list is blank in case of Mozilla Firefox. Means I need to install certificates in Firefox apartly.

Do you have any solution/reason to this.

Thanks

I am importing(installing) a few .pfx certificates with valid credentials in Window 7 system. After doing such activity, I am able to see installed certificates in IE and Google Chrome Browsers. But the list is blank in case of Mozilla Firefox. Means I need to install certificates in Firefox apartly. Do you have any solution/reason to this. Thanks

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Joshua Smith
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Hello,

To import certificates, please go to the Preferences window, and click on the Advanced tab. Then click on the Encryption tab, and click the View Certificates button.

The Certificate Manager will appear. Select the Your Certificates tab and click the Import... button. A window will appear, letting you select the certificate from your computer. Once you do this, you may be required to enter a password to unlock your certificate. Type it, and you should be good to go :)

sumitjain7389
sumitjain7389 Pemilik Soalan
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I know this process but its not my concern. If i import the certificate in IE browser, its automatically visible in Chrome, but not visible in Firefox. For firefox I have to import certificates for FF individually.

Joshua Smith
Joshua Smith
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We do not support the operating system's certificate store because it poses a major security issue. It is an easy target to hack into, and could cause a lot of problems for the user.

I'm sorry that that makes it harder for you to import certificates :(