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→How To Override Default Root Certificate Settings
Users of Mozilla products may override the default root certificate settings by either deleting the root certificate or by changing a roots trust bit settings. The sections below describe how to make these changes, and how the software responds to such changes.
'''Important: ''' If you change the trust bit of a root certificate, that change will be permanent (can only be changed again by you) and will not be affected by upgrading to newer versions of the software. On the other hand, if you delete a root certificate and if that root certificate is in the default root store, then the root certificate will be included again the next time you upgrade to a newer version of the software.
== Changing Root Certificate Trust Bit Settings ==
Thunderbird On Mac:
'''Important: ''' This change will be permanent, such that it can only be changed again by you. This change will not be affected by upgrading to newer versions of Mozilla software.
== Deleting a Root Certificate ==
Thunderbird On Mac:
'''Important: ''' This change may be overridden when you upgrade to the next version of the Mozilla software. If the deleted root certificate is still in Mozilla's default root store, then the root certificate will be included again the next time you upgrade to a newer version of the software.
== How Mozilla Products Respond to User Changes of Root Certificates ==
