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This may no longer be true for Chrome at least. They recently added protection against unauthorized configuration changes by third party programs. I'm having tr
by rictic 12y ago
This may no longer be true for Chrome at least. They recently added protection against unauthorized configuration changes by third party programs. I'm having trouble determining whether that protection extends to root CAs though.
- ryan-c 12y agoChrome, last I checked, mostly relies on the OS list of trusted CAs in OS X and Windows, and brings its own on Linux which uses NSS.