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Missing COMODO RSA CA

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Firefox is missing the following CA's

COMODO RSA Certification Authority RSA 4096 bits / SHA384withRSA

and

COMODO RSA Extended Validation Secure Server CA RSA 2048 bits / SHA384withRSA

I had to install them myself, which really isn't the point :) Is there any ETA on when you will update your certificate store? Obviously IE and Chrome don't have this issue.

Thanks in advance for any help

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Lloyd

Firefox is missing the following CA's COMODO RSA Certification Authority RSA 4096 bits / SHA384withRSA and COMODO RSA Extended Validation Secure Server CA RSA 2048 bits / SHA384withRSA I had to install them myself, which really isn't the point :) Is there any ETA on when you will update your certificate store? Obviously IE and Chrome don't have this issue. Thanks in advance for any help Regards Lloyd

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That looks like intermediate certificates.

Firefox only comes with root certificates Is intermediate certificate are required to build a certificate chain that ends with a root certificates then the server needs to send all intermediate certificates.

Note that Firefox stores intermediate certificates automatically, so if you have visited a web server before that has send an intermediate certificate, as might have happened in many cases, then you won't get an untrusted connection error.

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