Import Root CA Certificate into Firefox

Q

How to import a root CA certificate into Firefox? I delete it from Firefox earlier, but I have a copy in a certificate file.

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A

If you want to import a root CA (Certificate Authorities) certificate back into Firefox from a file, you can follow this tutorial.

1. Start "Certificate Manager" in Firefox.

2. Click "Authorities" tab. You see the list of trusted CA certificates showing up.

4. Click "Import" button. You see "Select File containing CA certificate(s) to import" screen showing up.

5. Find the folder and the CA certificate file like "C:\fyicenter\CertumCA.crt" and click "Open" to import the certificate into Firefox. Firefox - Import Certificate from File

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