Web browsers can't find my certificates on Ubuntu 22.04

Asked Mar 03 '24 at 16:48

Active Mar 03 '24 at 16:48

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I've tried the following applications:

Firefox (Snap)
Vivaldi (DEB)
Edge (Flatpak)

I put the root and immediate certificate crt files in /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/, and ran update-ca-certificates, and no dice. I did try to manually import on my Firefox (snap) using the same certificates and that worked.

Edge (Flatpak) on my Rocky Linux 9 works fine when I do update-ca-trust using the same certificates.

The only difference between the one in RL9 & Ubuntu is that I had to split one of the certificates in Ubuntu due to it skipping, but otherwise, they're the same.

asked Mar 03 '24 at 16:48

YamiYukiSenpai

Browser certificates are stored in ~/.pki – Daniel T Mar 03 '24 at 19:08
But I want them to be accessible system-wide @DanielT – YamiYukiSenpai Mar 03 '24 at 19:22
Does this answer your question? Add certificate authorities system-wide on Firefox – Daniel T Mar 03 '24 at 19:33
@DanielT sort of. I can deal with Firefox's oddities some other time. But I wanna apply it system-wide for all browser. Most of my stuff at work need Chromium-based, and our deployments have Chrome pre-installed because of that.
I personally use Brave or Vivaldi on my custom Ubuntu desktop at work (we're still on 20.04, while I'm on 22.04 for testing).
– YamiYukiSenpai Mar 03 '24 at 22:19
My Chrome changes my Firefox's certificates when I edit them in Chrome settings. I don't have snaps or flatpaks. You can symlink that directory in the default user profile by adding a symlink in /etc/skel – Daniel T Mar 03 '24 at 22:25
But I'm doing this on corporate environment. – YamiYukiSenpai Mar 05 '24 at 12:09

Web browsers can't find my certificates on Ubuntu 22.04

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