The following describes how to manually import a root certificate into your installation of Firefox and other Mozilla products.
[[Firefox]]
# Open the '''Options/Preferences''' window:
#* On Windows: Pull down the '''Tools''' menu and select '''Options…'''
#* On Mac: Pull down the '''Firefox''' menu and select '''Preferences...'''
#* On Linux: Pull down the '''Edit''' menu and select '''Preferences'''
# Select '''Advanced'''
# Select '''Certificates'''
# Click on '''View Certificates''' to open the '''Certificate Manager'''
# Select '''Authorities'''
#* Note: The root certificates with "Builtin Object Token" as the Security Device are the root certificates that are included by default in Mozilla products.
# Click on '''Import...'''
# Select the file of the Root Certificate that you want to import
# Select/Unselect the check-boxes indicating the trust bits, then click on '''OK'''
# Click on '''OK''' in the '''Certificate Manager'''
# Close the '''Options/Preferences''' window
[[Thunderbird]]
# Open the '''Options/Preferences''' window:
#* On Windows: Pull down the '''Tools''' menu and select '''Options…'''
#* On Mac: Pull down the '''Thunderbird''' menu and select '''Preferences...'''
#* On Linux: Pull down the '''Edit''' menu and select '''Preferences'''
# Select '''Advanced'''
# Select '''Certificates'''
# Click on '''View Certificates''' to open the '''Certificate Manager'''
# Select '''Authorities'''
#* Note: The root certificates with "Builtin Object Token" as the Security Device are the root certificates that are included by default in Mozilla products.
# Click on '''Import...'''
# Select the file of the Root Certificate that you want to import
# Select/Unselect the check-boxes indicating the trust bits, then click on '''OK'''
# Click on '''OK''' in the '''Certificate Manager'''
# Close the '''Options/Preferences''' window
[[SeaMonkey]]
# Open the '''Preferences''' window:
#* On Windows: Pull down the '''Edit''' menu and select '''Preferences'''
#* On Mac: Pull down the '''SeaMonkey''' menu and select '''Preferences...'''
#* On Linux: Pull down the '''Edit''' menu and select '''Preferences'''
# Select '''Privacy & Security'''
# Select Scroll down to the '''Certificates'''section# Click on '''Manage View Certificates..''' to open the '''Certificate Manager'''# Select '''Authorities'''tab
#* Note: The root certificates with "Builtin Object Token" as the Security Device are the root certificates that are included by default in Mozilla products.
# Click on '''Import...'''
# Select/Unselect the check-boxes indicating the trust bits, then click on '''OK'''
# Click on '''OK''' in the '''Certificate Manager'''
# Close the '''Options/Preferences''' window# Close and restart SeaMonkeytab
== Changing Root Certificate Trust Settings ==
