Comodo Dragon Web Browser

• Comodo Dragon Web Browser - Introduction
• System Requirements
• Download And Install Comodo Dragon Web Browser
• The Basics
  • Start Comodo Dragon Web Browser
  • Set Your Homepage
  • Search The Internet Using Comodo Dragon
  • Set Default Search Engine
  • Comodo Dragon Logging Policies
  • Prediction Service
  • Open Most Visited And Recently Closed Websites
  • Add Home Button To The Toolbar
  • Open Preset Pages On Startup
  • View Browsing History
  • Configure Pop-ups And Redirects
  • Set Browser Languages, Fonts And Encoding
  • Search For Important Browser Settings
  • Configure Dragon Updates
  • Manage Website Passwords
  • Import Settings From Another Browser
  • Set Dragon As Your Default Browser
• Tabbed Browsing
  • Open A New Tab
  • Customize The Apps Page
  • Rearrange Tabs
  • Close Tabs, Windows And Comodo Dragon
  • Display / Hide Application Buttons On The Toolbar
• Bookmarks
  • Create Bookmarks
  • Find And Edit Bookmarks
  • Manage Bookmarks
  • Import And Export Bookmarks
• Privacy And Security
  • Delete Browsing History
  • Manage Cookies
  • Configure Site Settings In Comodo Dragon
  • Configure Advanced Settings
  • Use Comodo Dragon In Incognito Mode
  • Use Comodo Dragon In Virtual Mode
  • SSL Certificates And Secure Connections
  • SSL/HTTPS Security Settings
  • Block Insecure Content
  • Force Secure Connections
  • CertSentry
  • Manage Multiple Users
• Downloads
  • Download A File
  • Change Download Location
  • Clear Download History
  • View Download History
• Tools And Other Features
  • Manage Extensions
  • Zoom The Web-page
  • Form Autofill
  • Enable Or Disable Sync Settings
  • Protect Your Synced Passwords
  • Enable / Disable Malware Domain Filtering (Comodo Secure DNS)
  • Apply Themes
  • View Task Manager From Comodo Dragon
  • Search Within Page Content
  • Customize The Spell Checker
  • Manage Your Search Engines
  • View And Stop Background Pages And Applications
  • View, Save And Print PDFs
  • Keyboard And Mouse Shortcuts For Comodo Dragon
  • Website Security Indicators
  • The Share Page Button
  • Сonfigure Access Through A Web Proxy
  • Manage Protocol Handlers
  • Use The Address Bar (Omnibox)
  • Configure Media Settings
  • Configure Access To MIDI Devices
  • Configure Unsandboxed Plug-in Access Settings
  • Performance Settings
  • Use Media Downloader To Download Streaming Media
  • Cloud Print Settings
  • Set Automatic Downloads On Dragon
  • Protected Content
  • How To Add Accessibility Features To Dragon
  • Comodo Online Security Pro Extension
  • Perform Drive Search
  • Set The Distilled Page Contents
  • View The Global Media Controls On Toolbar
• Troubleshooting
  • Errors And Crashes In Comodo Dragon
  • Display Problems In Comodo Dragon
  • Report A Bug
• Portable Version
• Uninstall Comodo Dragon Web Browser
• About Comodo Dragon Web Browser

SSL/HTTPS Security Settings

The 'SSL/HTTPS' security setting allows you to view and modify settings relating to SSL certificates and security protocols.

View and manage SSL/HTTPS and settings

• Click the menu button located at the top-right

• Select 'Settings' > scroll down and click 'Advanced'

• Scroll down to the 'Privacy and security' section

• Click 'Manage certificates'

This allows you to view, import, export or remove personal certificates and other peoples certificates as well as manage the built in list of trusted root certificate authorities.

Manage certificates

• Click 'Manage certificates'. The 'Certificates' dialog will open:

The 'Certificates' manager has the following tabs:

• Personal - displays your own client/secure-email certificates.

• Other People - displays a list of client certificates belonging to other people (usually your contacts).

• Intermediate Certificate Authorities – displays a list of intermediate certificates. This type of certificate forms a link in the chain of trust between a certificate on a website and a trusted root certificate.

• Trusted Root Certification Authorities – displays a list of trusted root certificates.

• Trusted Publishers – A publisher is a developer who has created a macro, ActiveX control, add-in, or other application extension for use by you and other people. Trusted publishers are reputable developers.

• Untrusted Publishers - a list of untrusted publishers.

The dialog enables you to: Import, Export, Remove your certificates.

Import certificates

• Click 'Import'.

• Follow the Certificate Import wizard.

• Select the file you want to import and click 'Next'.

• Choose a password which you can remember later. Click 'Next', then check 'Mark this key as exportable. This will allow you to back up or transport your keys at a later time' and 'Include all extended properties'.

• Select Personal Certificate Store you want to save the certificate to.

• You will see a confirmation screen listing the settings you have chosen. Click 'Back' if you wish to amend any details. Click 'Finish' to import the certificate.

• Once finished, the certificate and associated private key is saved as a .pfx file. You can export this into other browsers and mail clients as required.

Export certificates

• On the 'Personal' tab, select the certificate you wish to back up and click ‘Export’.

• Follow the Certificate Export wizard.

• When requested, select 'Yes, export the private key'

• Leave the 'Type' as 'Personal Information Exchange (*.pfx)' and select 'Include all certificates in the certification path, if possible'. Click 'Next'

• Choose a password which you can remember later. Click 'Next'.

• First create a file-name for the exported .pfx then click the 'Browse' button to choose where you want to save the file to.

• You will see a confirmation screen listing the settings you have chosen. Click 'Back' if you wish to amend any details. Click 'Finish' to export the certificate.

• Once finished, the certificate and associated private key is saved as a .pfx file. You can import this into other browsers and mail clients as required.

Remove expired or revoked certificates

• Select the certificate to be deleted and click 'Remove'.
  

• Click 'Yes' in the confirmation dialog.

Note: If you delete your currently active certificate, you will not be able to use it for identifying yourself to the websites that require it.

The advanced options dialog displays a list of certificate purposes under 'Advanced Purposes'.