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How do I use the 'Add Exception' option on the Servers tab of the Certificate Manager

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While debugging issues related to a self-signed certificate, I came across the Certificate Manager pop-up. This can be accessed in the Settings, under Privacy & Security, by clicking on the Manage Certificates button.

The Servers tab had a button for 'Add Exception'. I tried to add an exception, but it wasn't clear how this is supposed to work. I tried entering a location in form that is shown by existing exceptions and clicking on the Get Certificate button, but this resulted in a response of "No Information Available ... Unable to obtain identification status for this site." Is there any documentation or hints on how this is supposed to work?

While debugging issues related to a self-signed certificate, I came across the Certificate Manager pop-up. This can be accessed in the Settings, under Privacy & Security, by clicking on the Manage Certificates button. The Servers tab had a button for 'Add Exception'. I tried to add an exception, but it wasn't clear how this is supposed to work. I tried entering a location in form that is shown by existing exceptions and clicking on the Get Certificate button, but this resulted in a response of "No Information Available ... Unable to obtain identification status for this site." Is there any documentation or hints on how this is supposed to work?
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I forgot to say that I'm using Thunderbird 128.13.0esr on Debian GNU/Linux 12

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