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managing my browser

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In the search settings it has "Your browser is being managed by your organisation", what is that about? I don't belong to any organisation, and want to manage my own browser.

In the search settings it has "Your browser is being managed by your organisation", what is that about? I don't belong to any organisation, and want to manage my own browser.

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You usually see this message if you have security software that acts as a man-in-the-middle and places itself in the internet connection chain. To be able to do this properly it needs to inject its root certificate in the Firefox certificate store. See:

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Hi

You usually see this message if you have security software that acts as a man-in-the-middle and places itself in the internet connection chain. To be able to do this properly it needs to inject its root certificate in the Firefox certificate store. See: