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How to make Firefox trust a self-signed certificate?
  • "Initials" by "Florian Körner", licensed under "CC0 1.0". / Remix of the original. - Created with dicebear.comInitialsFlorian Körnerhttps://github.com/dicebear/dicebearKI
    KiwiNFLFan         1y ago • 100%

    Looking at the certificate, it seems that yes, the certificate authority is set to 'yes'. So the certificate needs to be regenerated?

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    • "Initials" by "Florian Körner", licensed under "CC0 1.0". / Remix of the original. - Created with dicebear.comInitialsFlorian Körnerhttps://github.com/dicebear/dicebearFI
    Firefox KiwiNFLFan • 1y ago • 100%
    How to make Firefox trust a self-signed certificate?

    I'm a web developer working on an app running in Docker on my MacBook. Chrome, Edge and Safari trust the self-signed certificate that has been imported into the Mac's root certificate store and have no security issues, but when I try and access the web app, I'm hit with "**Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead**" and the error code is MOZILLA\_PKIX\_ERROR\_CA\_CERT\_USED\_AS\_END\_ENTITY I really miss Firefox, particularly the multi-account containers feature. What do I need to do so that Firefox will trust my certificate for my local web app?

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