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Re: how do I stop getting this pop-up every time I start SeaMonkey?

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😉 Good Guy 😉 wrote:
> On 10/05/2021 18:23, David H Durgee wrote:
>>
>>
>> Yes, SeaMonkey has that setting and yes, I had it set to "Ask me every 
>> time" so I changed it.  Now the question is can I see how it is set to 
>> respond automatically?  I did check the "Remember this decision" box 
>> so I would hope that is being stored somewhere.  Can I inspect that 
>> stored setting?
> 
> 
> The stored settings will look something like this:
> 
> [ img attached ] <https://i.imgur.com/Z3aFkJy.png>
> 
> 
> Now the question is how do you get this settings.  In Thunderbird, I go 
> to: Help >> Trouble Shooting Information
> 
> Then I scroll all the way down and this setting is under: " Important 
> Modified Preferences "  It is all in bold letters.  all your changes are 
> listed alphabetically in a table.
> 
> You can also look in the  "prefs.js" file stored in your profile folder 
> but that is the last place to go as it is generally hidden from user's 
> view for security reasons.  If you still need to go there then please 
> post back with details of your operating system.  I use Windows 10 so I 
> can help you with Windows 10 OS but if you are using Linux or Mac then 
> somebody else can help you.
> 
> whatever you do PLEASE, PLEASE don't make any changes manually as it 
> could brick your profile completely.  All changes should be made via the 
> User Interface only for most people.  Sometimes you can change the 
> JavaScript file (prefs.js) but that's the last resort. About:Config is 
> another method to make changes.
> 

I stated my request poorly.  I see the setting indicating that Client 
Certificates will be selected automatically.  What I would like to be 
able to see is which particular certificate is being used with each of 
the websites requesting them.  I had checked the box to remember my 
choice for each of the requests and would like to confirm that decision 
was indeed remembered.

Dave

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