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Set permanently store this exception to unchecked

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David.3040
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I do not ever want to store a security exception permanently. The option to PERMANENTLY store certificate exceptions defaults to TRUE. How can I change the default behavior to FALSE? Thanks

I do not ever want to store a security exception permanently. The option to PERMANENTLY store certificate exceptions defaults to TRUE. How can I change the default behavior to FALSE? Thanks

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cor-el
cor-el
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I'm not aware of a way to change this default since it seems to be hard coded. Private Browsing mode will prevent storing a permanent exception.

Do you regularly come across websites with a certificate issue that require you to add an exception?

This can happen if there are issues with missing intermediate certificates that aren't send by the server.

David.3040
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Unfortunately yes, at work they use invalid wildcard certs everywhere. There used to be a plugin that would override this but i can't find it now. Thanks for your help.