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This worked for me on Firefox 97.3.0:

  1. Install the self-signed CA certificate into Android (for me, this was under Settings -> Biometrics and security -> Other security settings -> User certificatesInstall from device storage -> CA certificate). My certificate had to be DER format.
  2. Open up Firefox Settings -> About Firefox
  3. Click on the logo 5 times (until "Debug menu enabled" popup appears)
  4. Go back to Settings - there should be a "Secret Settings" option now. Choose that.
  5. Enable "Use third party CA certificates"

This worked for me on Firefox 97.3.0:

  1. Install the self-signed CA certificate into Android (for me, this was under Settings -> Biometrics and security -> Other security settings -> User certificates). My certificate had to be DER format.
  2. Open up Firefox Settings -> About Firefox
  3. Click on the logo 5 times (until "Debug menu enabled" popup appears)
  4. Go back to Settings - there should be a "Secret Settings" option now. Choose that.
  5. Enable "Use third party CA certificates"

This worked for me on Firefox 97.3.0:

  1. Install the self-signed CA certificate into Android (for me, this was under Settings -> Biometrics and security -> Other security settings -> Install from device storage -> CA certificate). My certificate had to be DER format.
  2. Open up Firefox Settings -> About Firefox
  3. Click on the logo 5 times (until "Debug menu enabled" popup appears)
  4. Go back to Settings - there should be a "Secret Settings" option now. Choose that.
  5. Enable "Use third party CA certificates"
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oreojack
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  • 1
  • 4

This worked for me on Firefox 97.3.0:

  1. Install the self-signed CA certificate into Android (for me, this was under Settings -> Biometrics and security -> Other security settings -> User certificates). My certificate had to be DER format.
  2. Open up Firefox Settings -> About Firefox
  3. Click on the logo 5 times (until "Debug menu enabled" popup appears)
  4. Go back to Settings - there should be a "Secret Settings" option now. Choose that.
  5. Enable "Use third party CA certificates"