You can test this by typing 'adb root' after installing the ADB - see below - (if it says it can't be run in production builds then certificate installation isn't going to work). Rooting your device is outside of the scope of this page but you may be able to find instructions on the internet, and is obviously taken at your own risk, etc.
Installing === Install the Android SDK Tools/ADB:===#install the full [http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html #Other Download and install the stand-alone Android SDKTools] and make sure $ADT/sdk/platform-tools . ''Android Studio'' is on your path#or not necessary but will work as well. Alternatively, you can just [https://code.google.com/p/texasice-cream-sandwich-mirror/downloads/detail?name=adb_fastboot.zip&can=2&q=fastboot get install ADB and Fastboot only]. You will need to rename or create links so '# Make sure that <code>adb' </code> resolves to the executable on your platform. The easiest way to do that is to add <code>$ADT/sdk/platform-tools</code> to your ''PATH'' environment variable. (<code>$ADT</code> is the path to the ''Android SDK Tools'' directory you just installed''):#* Windows: http://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-addedit-environment-variables-in-windows-7#* Mac/Linux:#*# On Mac, open or create ~/.bash_profile. On Linux, open or create ~/.bashrc (or equivalent).#*# Add <code>export PATH=$ADT/sdk/platform-tools:$PATH</code> at the end of the file. Remember to replace <code>$ADT</code> with the path to your ''Android SDK Tools'' directory.:You can check whether it works by '''opening a new terminal window''' and executing <code>adb</code> from any directory. If it does not produce an error, you are all set up.
===FxOS version: 1.1 - 1.4===
