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This is a managed by your OS. You are free to delete CA's from its trust store. What Chrome is doing is irreguarless if that cert is in your OS's store it won
by valarauca1 9y ago
This is a managed by your OS.
You are free to delete CA's from its trust store.
What Chrome is doing is irreguarless if that cert is in your OS's store it won't trust it.
Keychain for OSX
mmc in windows cmd prompt
Linux has /usr/share/certificates
- dlubarov 9y ago> This is a managed by your OS. It depends on the browser -- e.g. Chrome uses the system's CA certs, but Mozilla ships with its own.
- snowwrestler 9y agoOk well the broader point still applies, right? You can edit Firefox's CA list if you want to.
- nurettin 9y agoFirefox has it's own certificate bundle, so do Java applications.