Trusted Root CAs¶

These are the basis of the trust chain, servers doesn't send root certificates the client must include the roots certificates of the accessed endpoints.

1. Reset URL: Reset the URL input back to its addon supplied url.
2. URL Input: The URL that the addon going to download the certifications. The addon expects CSV formatted data, but the URL can point to a local file using the file:// protocol. The default URLs are pointing to Mozilla repositories.
3. Download: Clicking on this button start the downloading, content parsing and loading process. Downloading the certificates already uses all verification implemented in the addon.
4. Clear Before Download: Check to remove all non-locked and non-user added (if Keep Custom is checked) certificates before download.
5. Clear: Remove all non-locked and non-user added (if Keep Custom is checked) certificates.
6. Keep Custom: If set Clear buttons doesn't remove user added certificates.
7. Add Custom: Add certificates from .cer, .pem and .p7b files.
8. Delete Selected: Delete selected certificates. Locked certificates can't be deleted!
9. Search Input: It can be used to search certificates by their Subject name. Minimum 3 characters needed.
10. Help (?) Button: Opens a browser window to this manual.
11. # Column: Index of the certificate.
12. User Column: It has a ✔, if it's a user-added certificate.
13. Lock Column: It has a ✔, if it's locked and can't be deleted. Currently only certificates needed to update from the default URL are locked.
14. Subject Column: Subject field of the certificate.
15. Issuer Column: Issuer field of the certificate.
16. Certifications: Number of certifications displayed.
17. Certificate Size Stats: Min, max, sum and average size of certificate data in bytes. This can help adjusting cache sizes.
18. Status: Status of the last operation.

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