Importing certificates in Vivaldi browser [SOLVED]

Hamlet · Last edited by Hamlet on Sun Jul 10, 2016 4:42 pm; edited 1 time in total

Hello,

I am trouble figuring out a as trivial an action as to import SSL certificates (a ".p12" file) into Vivaldi browser.
I don't even know where to start from: I can't find any menu, dialog or URL for that purpose.

I have the same problem under OSX (different machine), but that's another chapter.

I am running www-client/vivaldi-1.3.519.25_p1 , that describes itself as:

Ant P. · Watchman Joined: 18 Apr 2009 Posts: 6920

It's the same URL as normal Chromium uses, but they've gone to great pains to make it impossible to find from the UI: chrome://settings/certificates

Hamlet

Thank you for your answer. It allowed me to solve my problem.
Their carefulness in hiding that feature is remarkable, and very effective.
In summary, on my Linux host:

typing as URL: chrome://settings/certificates turns the URL to vivaldi://settings and shows a dialogue-like web page in the tab
typing as URL: vivaldi://settings/certificates opens the wep-page-like settings page (not dialogue-like) in a place that has nothing to do with certificates; this page is the same as from the URL: vivaldi://settings

On my OSX host (which is off topic for Gentoo):

typing as URL: chrome://settings/certificates or vivaldi://settings/certificates opens a web page with on visible content beside a "Vivaldi" title
typing as URL: vivaldi://settings opens a web page with settings, none of them about certificates
using the "Vivaldi | Preferences..." menu item opens vivaldi://settings in a tab or a dialogue window depending on the browser settings, and neither points to certificate management
in fact, here Vivaldi uses the system-wide certificate management, that can be reached e.g. on OSX 10.11 via Spotlight with keyword "Keychain Access"