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The certificate will be valid for all apps that use the Android certificate store. This includes the Firefox Mobile browser but also others such as Chrome.

If the last step did not work, see the remark below the Firefox instructions above.
### Additional steps for recent Firefox Mobile versions (tested with Android 14 and Firefox Mobile 136.0)

On recent versions of Firefox Android browser (does not seem necessary with Chrome), you may need to perform the following additional steps to enable your browser to use user-defined certificates:

1. Run the browser.
2. Go to Settings → About Firefox.
3. Tap the Firefox logo five times.
4. Navigate to Settings → Secret Settings.
5. Toggle Use third party CA certificates.

If this still doesn't work, see the note under Firefox instructions above.

## Using your own certificate

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