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Ah, that is a bit misleading. When it says "just click the link," it's referring to the process for installing the root certificate. It should read "specifics
by callahad 11y ago
Ah, that is a bit misleading. When it says "just click the link," it's referring to the process for installing the root certificate.
It should read "specifics will depend on your browser. In Firefox, just click the link [to the .der file, and you will see a prompt allowing you to trust it.]" It looks like this: http://imgur.com/dzC89xI http://imgur.com/dzC89xI
Without importing the root, Firefox absolutely distrusts https://helloworld.letsencrypt.org/ https://helloworld.letsencrypt.org/, and will do so until Bug 1204656 is marked RESOLVED FIXED. :)
- schoen 11y agoActually, 1204656 doesn't need to be fixed in order to get Firefox to accept this cert. As https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/ https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/ explains, > IdenTrust will cross-sign our intermediates. This will allow our end certificates to be accepted by all major browsers while we propagate our own root. The cross-signature is expected to happen before the mainstream browsers finish processing our application to be a root CA. That will be the main initial mechanism by which browsers trust our certificates.
- callahad 11y agoTouché :)