Changes

In order to support cryptographic applications , such as SSL/those that make TLS connections to web and other servers, and signed those that sign and encrypted encrypt/decrypt email, Firefox and other Mozilla-based products contain digital certificates and related metadata for multiple Certification Authorities (CAs). By including the CA certificates and various associated pre-set metadata values Mozilla-based products can recognize as valid the end entity certificates that are issued under the auspices of the such CAs in question and are associated with, e.g., web servers, and email senders.