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Users of Mozilla products may override the default root certificate settings by either deleting the root certificate or by changing the trust bit settings of a root certificate. The sections below describe how to make these changes, and how the software responds to such changes. | Users of Mozilla products may override the default root certificate settings by either deleting the root certificate or by changing the trust bit settings of a root certificate. The sections below describe how to make these changes, and how the software responds to such changes. | ||
'''Important:''' If you change the trust | '''Important:''' If you change the trust bits 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. | ||
'''Important:''' Deleting a root certificate that is in the default root store is equivalent to turning off all of the trust bits for that root. Therefore, even though the root certificate will re-appear in the Certificate Manager, it will be treated as though you changed the trust bits of that root certificate to turn them all off. | |||
== Changing Root Certificate Trust Bit Settings == | == Changing Root Certificate Trust Bit Settings == | ||