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I have a Proxy which uses a self signed certificate, and I can't get Firefox to accept this certificate

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I have Firefox 37.0.1 installed on OpenSuse 13.2. I have a proxy which uses a self signed certificate, and I tried to add my certificate to the list of authorities and check all the displayed option to be trusted wz no luck.

I tried restarting firefox, but It didn't help.

I did the same steps in chrome, and it working just fine.

appreciate any help.

I have Firefox 37.0.1 installed on OpenSuse 13.2. I have a proxy which uses a self signed certificate, and I tried to add my certificate to the list of authorities and check all the displayed option to be trusted wz no luck. I tried restarting firefox, but It didn't help. I did the same steps in chrome, and it working just fine. appreciate any help.

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after removing my .mozilla in my home directory. add the certificate to the authority list got the job done.

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after removing my .mozilla in my home directory. add the certificate to the authority list got the job done.