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How do I use the administrative templates to add certificates via group policy?

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emeka1
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I'm working in my GPO under User Configuration --> Policies --> Administrative Templates --> Mozilla --> Firefox --> Certificates manage but cannot figure out how to add the certificates in. Please advise.

I'm working in my GPO under User Configuration --> Policies --> Administrative Templates --> Mozilla --> Firefox --> Certificates manage but cannot figure out how to add the certificates in. Please advise.

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philipp
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hi emeka1, common firefox releases don't come with support for any group policy settings. in case you're using a third-party tool that accomplishes that, you'd need to contact them if you need help about this.

some methods to deploy certificates in firefox are also mentioned in https://mike.kaply.com/2015/02/10/installing-certificates-into-firefox/