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Buttons for Importing/Removing Certificates missing

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Hi all!, In previous versions of Firefox I could import or remove my personal certificates from Preferences->Privacy and Security->See certificates.

In Firefox version 109 I noticed those buttons are missing. How can I manage now my certificates?

 Thanks for your support!,
 Vic
Hi all!, In previous versions of Firefox I could import or remove my personal certificates from Preferences->Privacy and Security->See certificates. In Firefox version 109 I noticed those buttons are missing. How can I manage now my certificates? Thanks for your support!, Vic

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The mistery is solved! If I scroll downwards a lot in that screen, the missing buttons appear. Therefore, there some kind of bug in the layout of the buttons for that window (at least in Windows).

 Best,
 Vic
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Can you attach a screenshot?

You can try to zoom out the page or maximize the window or use full screen mode to see if that make those buttons reappear.

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Thanks for your quick answer! Please, find attached an screenshot. All private data are hidden, I guess they are not required. I set the language to English to make it easier (nothing changed neither after switching to English). I have the very same version of Firefox in a Mac, and in that computer the buttons are shown. By the way, I forgot reporting the problem happens in Windows 10.

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Giải pháp được chọn

The mistery is solved! If I scroll downwards a lot in that screen, the missing buttons appear. Therefore, there some kind of bug in the layout of the buttons for that window (at least in Windows).

 Best,
 Vic