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Instead Firefox maintains it's own trusted root store. Unlike other browsers, Firefox by default does not use macOS builtin system trusted certificates. Installation of NDU DoD Root Certificate Configuration ProfileĮnabling System Root Trust Store for Firefox.Completion of Enabling CAC Support for macOS.

Firefox 60 or greater, or Firefox Extended Support Release 60.Additional configuration steps are needed to enable CAC support. Unlike other third party applications, Firefox on macOS does not natively support the use of CAC. This article will detail how to enable CAC support in Firefox for macOS.
