https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=159612
--- Comment #6 from Barijaona Ramaholimihaso <[email protected]> --- The workaround I had to use: 1/ export (in .p12 format) the certificate from macOS Keychain Access 2/ launch Firefox and create a new profile (first item of the "hamburger" menu located at the far right side of the address bar) 3/ using this profile, go to the Manage certificates section (Settings / Privacy and security / Connection and Software security / Advanced settings / Certificates) 4/ select the "Your Certificates" tab and import the certificate created in step #1 5/ switch to LibreOffice and set its certificate path to the one created in steps #2 to #4 (Preferences / LibreOffice / Security / Certificate Path / Select NSS path… then navigate to the most recently modified folder inside $HOME/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles) Two observations: 1. Firefox is able to get certificates from both Apple's Keychain and from a database in profile's folder, whereas LibreOffice can only read them from the database in the designated certificate path. This difference is one of the reasons why you may see some certificates in Firefox but are unable to use them in LibreOffice. 2. For some reason, when multiple certificates are stored in the Firefox profile folder, LibreOffice seems able to present only two at most: the first one installed is generally visible, and the criteria for the second one to appear remains unclear to me. This led me to dedicate a specific profile for LibreOffice's needs. Version: 26.2.4.2 (AARCH64) macOS 26.5.1 ; CPU threads: 12 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
