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* Update macOS install instructions
Using the UI is for chumps and also way more steps.
* Clarify instructions further
- Add back in manual steps
- Remove drag to desktop (as it isn't necessary)
- Clarify that it's meant to be dragged to the login section (not installed globally)
- Instead of trusting it for all purposes, instead trust it only for TLS
- Do the same as above, but for the CLI instructions
* Change "familiar" to "already familiar"
As per lgarron's recommendations.
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@@ -29,7 +29,14 @@ Stock Ubuntu VM, DNS A records for `badssl.com.` and `*.badssl.com.` pointing to
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5. You can now navigate to `badssl.test` in your browser, and you should see a certificate error.
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6. The badssl root certificate is at `certs/sets/test/gen/crt/ca-root.crt`. In order to get the rest of the badssl subdomains working, you will need to add this to your machine's list of trusted certificates.
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- On `macOS`, save `certs/sets/test/gen/crt/ca-root.crt` to your Desktop and drag it into the program Keychain Access. A BadSSL Root Certificate Authority entry should appear in the list. Double-click on this entry and select "Always Trust" from the drop-down menu next to "When using this certificate." Close the window to save your changes.
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- On `macOS`, drag `certs/sets/test/gen/crt/ca-root.crt` into the login section of the program Keychain Access. A BadSSL Root Certificate Authority entry should appear in the list. Double-click on this entry and select "Use Custom Settings" from the drop-down menu next to "When using this certificate." Then select "Always Trust" from the drop-down menu next to "Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)." Close the window to save your changes.
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If you are already familiar with this process, you can instead run this command:
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