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On 02/13/2012 07:43 PM, From Francisco Corella:
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255); font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif;
font-size: 12pt;">OK, that says you use keygen to generate a key
pair in Firefox (an<br>
ActiveX control in IE). But you still have to use JavaScript to<br>
import the certificate into the browser. AFAIK that's the only
way<br>
you can automatically import a certificate into the browser with<br>
current technology. In Firefox you must be using<br>
crypto.importUserCertificates(), is that right?<br>
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No, that's wrong, we simply push the certificate to the browser in
the correct format and headers. Browsers like Firefox know what to
do with it in case it finds a valid key pair.<br>
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