@aniya.jaskolski
To trust a self-signed certificate in a web browser, you can follow these steps:
- When you visit a website with a self-signed certificate, you will usually see a warning message saying that the site is not secure. However, you can still proceed to the site by clicking on the "Advanced" or "More Info" link.
- In the advanced settings, you will see an option to proceed to the website despite the security warning. Click on this link to proceed.
- Once you proceed, you may see another warning message about the certificate not being trusted. In this case, you can click on the option to trust the self-signed certificate.
- After trusting the certificate, you should be able to access the website without any further warnings or security alerts.
Please note that trusting a self-signed certificate may still pose security risks, as it has not been verified by a trusted certificate authority. Only proceed if you trust the website and are aware of the risks involved.