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Removed extraneous #2.
# Your certificate database, which is kept in a file on disk that you can alter. It starts out empty. Any root certificates it contains are there because of actions that you have taken, such as downloading or importing roots, or editing trust flags. As a rule, an update to your Mozilla installation of a Mozilla product will not change the contents of this database. (Rarely, it may change the FORMAT of the database, but not the content.)
#2 Mozilla's trusted root list, kept in a read-only shared library which is one of the files that gets updated whenever your product's executable files get updated.
Both of these stores of certificates may contain certificates and trust flags.
